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Tubes with notches crushed by a platen with blades had a lower initial peak force, higher mean crushing force, larger energy absorption and higher specific energy absorption in comparison with counterpart tubes crushed by flat platens.
In particular, individuals from less advantaged neighbourhoods have been described as likely to have close local networks, and fewer 'bridging' ties beyond their immediate area in comparison with counterparts in socio-economically advantaged areas who are more likely to have broadly distributed connections [ 7].
d) Passing efficiency has been rising for years with refinements in offensive game plans, so today's quarterbacks have a huge advantage in comparisons with counterparts from other eras.
But in public perception, his approach suffered by comparison with his counterpart in Suffolk County, Thomas J. Spota.
Which have been enhanced by 59% and 86%, respectively, in comparison with the counterpart using conventional NPB HTL.
Figure 8 shows the C-V hysteresis curves of the MOS capacitor with Pt nanodots in comparison with the counterpart without Pt nanodots.
In terms of reflectance, in the range of 300 2200 nm the processed surface was found to have 5% higher value in comparison with sputtered counterpart.
As a result, the proposed circuits are highly efficient in terms of speed and area in comparison with other counterpart previous architectures.
The proposed method is evaluated in various datasets in comparison with their counterpart algorithms; experimental results sufficiently demonstrate the effectiveness of the method proposed in this study.
To this end, we used light and fluorescent microscopy combined with immunohistochemistry to study the patterning of hair follicles in embryonic epidermis of mutant mice in comparison with C57Bl6 counterpart.
Moreover, the decrease in solid concentration was more pronounced in SBR2 in comparison with its counterpart, especially when considering phase III of that reactor, when salt was increased directly from 0 to 10 g/L.
