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This study aims at suggesting consistent elements of EID displays for a digitalized Main Control Room of Nuclear Power Plant taking the example of the control process of Steam Generator (SG) Water Level.

James Kernochan, who works at Idiom Entertainment Capital, comments: "There are many potential variables in what makes a show successful, but I think one of the most consistent elements of a hit is that it draws upon the specific strengths of live entertainment -- it provides a fresh experience audiences wouldn't get at home".

A consistent element of his pronouncements has been his desire to defend Poland's interests against its enemies and critics.

But the most consistent element of their championship run has probably been Rivera, and his return is no sure thing.

The one consistent element of the new season is the way the hydra-headed plot strangles momentum, undercuts comedy and depletes character moments.

Having started my journey consumed with matters of beauty and acceptance, I am struck by how successfully demagogues implant the most extreme of mass false viewpoints, and also how the characterizing of groups as ugly is inherent to 'Otherizing', and is a consistent element of genocide.

Arsenic is the essential consistent element of many compounds important and widely used in agriculture and wood preservation.

Likewise, although disturbed arousal is a consistent element of DLB fluctuations [ 1, 42], the added presence of other components, such as inconsistent abilities, episodes of incoherent speech or variable attention, are needed to constitute the waxing and waning state that characterize DLB fluctuations [ 1, 42– 42].

Denim jackets or vests, usually decorated with a few buttons and embroidered patches, are a consistent element of the style.

The second source of confusion arose when consistent elements were obscured (gram weight of nutrient) by other differences in label format.

Following the theory outlined by the original BH model (Bradley and Harper 1988) and following Makeev et al.'s analysis (Makeev et al. 2002), we further approximate the height evolution equation in a way that is consistent with elements of the KPZ and KS equation forms.