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The device consists of two in-plane 180° out-of-phase vibrating masses with a set of overlapping light-reflecting beams behaving essentially as a lamellar grating.

Several devices and manmade structures interact dynamically with fluids such as water and air, behaving essentially as flexible elastic systems with large deformations and undergoing complex dynamics.

It has placed itself in the hands of Kofi Annan, who in turn has placed himself outside of its framework, behaving essentially as an envoy of the U.N. first, and as an envoy of the Arab League only marginally.

Second, different genes collectively required for a new function are often progressively condensed into operons through a series of transposon-mediated transposition events, and so they end up behaving essentially as a single, coordinated genetic unit (Lal et al. 2010).

Dilute solutions of strong acids for example, hydrochloric, sulfuric, and perchloric (HCl, H2SO4, HClO4 in water behave essentially as solutions of the ion H3O+, and their acidity increases in proportion to their concentration.

The Pixel C is the first tablet to ship with the latest version of Android 6.0 Marshmallow, which behaves essentially the same as it does on the Google Nexus 6P or 5X smartphones.

Tettament said he isn't sure what type of collateral backs the CDO, though he thinks returns exceeded 20 percent last year.It's a pretty common story:  investors with big losses behave essentially like gamblers in a casino, trying to double down in order to recover their previous position.

Otherwise, the nanowire behaves essentially like a three-dimensional system.

Those protons have a magnetic moment, which makes them behave essentially like compass needles.

The modeled structure behaves essentially as a shear beam except in the immediate neighborhood of the ends.

The results support the method of classification, although very short cylinders behave essentially as annular circular plates.