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The episode has inevitably cast a shadow over the band's UK tour next month as fans question whether the same sort of erratic behaviour can be expected when they play a series of sell-out gigs.
a and b demonstrate that a similar behaviour can be expected between MR-based and CT-based anatomical information, where no lesions are considered.
As discussed in Section 2, we would expect that the average immigrant faces higher π(τ i ) and P (τ i ), and therefore a negative association between immigration status and criminal behaviour can be expected.
Abnormal behaviour can be expected when the strength and stiffness of a structure is reduced due to deterioration, conservation work, changes in climate and the natural ageing of old timber [18, 19] and also when the compatibility of material in connections and joints results in changes in the load-carrying capacity of the structure.
Similar trait behaviour can be expected from other polycarpic perennial monocotyledons, such as Panicum and Miscanthus spp. Perennial ryegrass is often termed a '3-leaf' plant, i.e. each tiller maintains three live leaves, with the oldest leaf (first to emerge) beginning to senesce as the youngest emerges [4].
As HCV spreads primarily via injecting drug use in prisons, dependence-driven behaviour can be expected to predominate [ 36].
The results show that an FRP-strengthened T-beam subjected to fatigue loading demonstrated excellent behaviour that can be expected from well-detailed retrofit schemes incorporating carbon and glass fibre laminates.
The oxygen treatment reveals the behaviour that can be expected during calcination of the catalyst precursor, while the 5% hydrogen/nitrogen gas atmosphere would be typical of direct reduction of the catalysts.
The material behaviour is actually dominated by creep at high temperatures; however, since the main effect of creep is to cause stress relaxation at high temperatures (so that thermal stresses develop on cooling), using plastic behaviour instead can be expected to lead to similar results.
2 3 Because of the modern emphasis on gender mainstreaming, paying attention to the relevant factors associated with drinking behaviours across gender can be expected to facilitate the development of appropriate strategies for preventing adolescent drinking.
