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The dynamic response of the thin cantilever beam impacting against an elastic stop of general three-dimensional geometry is studied by extending the analysis procedure developed in the authors' previous work [1].

This study contributes to the literature by extending the analysis of SCRM adoption into this realm.

The results reported in this paper contribute to the discussion on the effects of strategic planning in the strategy process by extending the analysis on the planned emergence perspective of strategic planning.

We contribute to this literature by extending the analysis over the whole rotation period and optimizing the timing and intensity of the thinnings with the option of an energy wood harvest for the first thinning.

My paper sheds light on this issue by extending the analysis to the end of the decade: this is a particularly interesting period of analysis, because by this time the most difficult part of the immigrants' adjustment process had already been completed, and because the Israeli economy experienced a surge in productivity growth in the second half of the 1990s.

The results presented here expand our understanding of the effect of temperature stress on gene expression during embryonic development in M. faveolata as described in Voolstra et al. [27], by extending the analysis from 12 to 24 hours of development.

A two phase ejector suitable as an expansion device in a CO2 based transcritical vapour compression refrigeration system is designed by extending the thermodynamic analysis and by interfacing with the system simulation model.

This issue is investigated by extending the numerical analysis to mean-reverting non-stationary region of the parameter space, although the proposed estimator is not theoretically designed to handle this case.

The overarching hypothesis is that the hysteresis behavior can be explained by extending the pathway analysis (i.e., relative importance of storm event water, CSE; groundwater CG; and soil water, CSO) from the Evans-Davis classification scheme that describes six behaviors to account for differences in source locations and the biogeochemical behavior of the solutes along these pathways.

This paper asks whether immigration has any impact on average wages, and answers that question by extending the previous analysis of migration to incorporate the occupational dimension.

The intensionality of possible world semantics under an abstractionist ontology is vividly illustrated by extending the formal analysis provided in the supplementary document The Extensionality of Possible World Semantics.