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A major difficulty in generalization is that mass conservation requires the concentration of a virtual component to be zero, which causes numerical problems.

Putting the second boundary condition from Eq. 59 into Eq. 60 gives: Xleft( L right) = 0 = D_{1} e^{delta L} + D_{2} e^{ - delta L} = D_{1} (e^{delta L} + e^{ - delta L} ) (62) ((e^{delta L} + e^{ - delta L} ) ne 0) and for Eq. 62 to hold, D 1 should be zero which causes D 2 to be zero as well.

The first row of ({varvec{{W}}}_{{A}text {2}}^) corresponds to the resultant force in X direction, and all the elements of the row are zero, which causes the rank (({varvec{{W}}}_{{A}text {2}}^)) to reduce one.

Among the 26 strains were two which caused outbreaks of food poisoning in Norway, and three others that were isolated from food suspected of causing illness.

A null mutant allele, if homozygous or hemizygous, results in no functional enzyme and will cause E i for that enzyme to be zero, which in turn causes the flux through the pathway to be zero.

A non-substrate cause is one which inheres in the substrate cause.

There are three things which causes people to be attracted to you in this order: Looks, Personality, and Status.

Among the more widely known parvoviruses is canine parvovirus, which causes acute illness in dogs, characterized by a severe enteritis that is associated with bloody diarrhea, vomiting, and dehydration.

The French company said Monday's problem was similar to one which caused a helicopter to ditch in the North Sea in May.

There are two reasons which cause the discrepancy of temperature sensitivity of these fluids: One is the difference in the viscosity temperature characteristics of the base oils, i.e., biodiesel and petrodiesel.

(The proof of this is given in our discussion of movement, where it is shown that no finite thing possesses infinite power, and no infinite thing finite power). If then that which moves naturally can also move unnaturally, there will be two infinites, one which causes, and another which exhibits the latter motion.