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We apply methods introduced by Hill and by Walpole more than three decades ago and show that with these methods, physically reasonable, self-consistent averages for elastic constants can be obtained as well as bounds considerably narrower than the well-known ones after Voigt and Reuss.

Snell cleverly combined Archimedean method with trigonometry, and showed that for each pair of bounds on π given by the classical method, considerably closer bounds can be obtained.

Of the wells present, approximately 90% of them were cement bounded; they vary considerably in depth; but many do not dry out during the dry season.

At our simulated healthy control, 77% of total plasma VEGF was sVEGFR1-complexed and 5% of total sVEGFR1 was VEGF-bound, both considerably higher than experimentally measured [45].

Brittany Maynard, who was given a diagnosis of inoperable brain cancer earlier this year, with the direst of prognoses — only six months to live, with a disease that will cause progressively more pain and disability — has a considerably more bounded future.

Brittany Maynard, who was given a diagnosis of inoperable brain cancer earlier this year, with the direst of prognoses only six months to live, with a disease that will cause progressively more pain and disability has a considerably more bounded future.

These bounds can improve considerably some previous results.

TCP congestion window sizes are now bounded as shown in Figure 5f thus considerably cutting down the jitter between packets from different flows.

Egoyan also removes the sexual abuse element from the final act, making the motivation of the wheelchair-bound victim, Nicole, considerably more ambiguous.

In extensive empirical evaluations we demonstrate that the new AND/OR Branch-and-Bound approach improves considerably over the traditional OR search strategy and show how various variable ordering schemes impact the performance of the AND/OR search scheme.

Ghosh et al. (1999) found that saloid-bound P was considerably higher in the earthworm-treated wastes than in the wastes without earthworms, showing that inoculation of earthworms in wastes was useful in increasing the amount of such loosely held and, thereby, easily accessible, forms of P in the organic wastes.