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For their performance next Friday at "Bryant Park Presents August Dance," Mr. Morgan and Mr. Scott have taken into account not only the expressiveness of their performers and the need to slightly rechoreograph for a stage without wing space but also the angle of the audience from the stage.

It can be seen that not only the wind velocity, but also the angle of attack are the critical factors influencing the wind-induced vibration behavior of catenary.

In case of the copper target, the measured forces were not only enhanced in comparison with the carbon fiber material, but also the angle dependence changed.

At different levels of damping not only did the critical flutter velocity change but also the angle of attack at which it occurred.

From the above four conditions, we could see that the edge weight between a couple of nodes should consider not only their Euclid distance but also the angle constraint.

We speculate that not only distance, but also the angle under which the outflow arterial cannula in FS approach is located, may play the role, causing prograde flow in aortic arch, thus underperfusing coronary arteries.

This law of buoyancy determines not only the draft at which a vessel will float but also the angles that it will assume when in equilibrium with the water.

It is not only the inclination angle between the active slip systems, but also the inclination angle of the grain boundary, which determines the strength of these microstructural barriers.

It enables the measurement of not only the phase retardation but also the principal angle.

We verified this by creating pasteups of the correlogram and found that the amplitude and peak splitting of correlograms varies depending on not only the water depth of the sites but also the incident angle of the transmitted signal, i.e., the relative spatial geometry between the ship and the transponder.

By manipulating (22) and substituting ∆ω for s∆δ, the following equation can be obtained: frac{J}{Delta psi } = frac{{k_{text{p}} }}{{Delta delta_{i} }} + frac{{k_{text{i}} }}{Delta omega } (23 Plainly stated in the linearized relationship shown in (23), the equivalent energy ψ is related to not only the angular frequency ω but also the current angle δ i.