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For a > 1, f takes place, and as α increases to about 1.5 2, the average transfer rates increase and become equal to those in steady flow.

In the tip region, where structural demands are low, the thickness reduces to the minimum and the chord and twist become equal to those of the other materials.

The convergence of iteration was attributed at the liquid/biofilm interface when computed substrate concentration (S s) and substrate flux J become equal to those calculated earlier.

It was also shown that the ITDs and ILDs of the noise component are distorted in such a way that they become equal to those of the speech component.

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Since specific growth rate in the chemostat will become equal to the fixed dilution rate in the steady state, growth rate cannot be used to assess fitness.

I wish us to become equal to ourselves.

A contemporary unkindly remarked of her portrait: "Her tonnage is become equal to her poundage".

It is defined by H0 + pKih+ − log10 [IH+]/[I] and becomes equal to the pH in dilute solution.

Therefore the low frequency capacitance will slowly tend to become equal to C ox.

It is proved that all the proposed parameters become equal to unity at the limiting wave condition.

At some critical pressure values depending on radius, both bond lengths become equal to each other in non-chiral tubes.

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