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He showed that the average Nusselt and Sherwood numbers for a sinusoidal wavy surface are constantly smaller than the corresponding results for a flat plate.

Simulation results on outage MIMO capacity with basic and modified SCM models show that the modified SCM model gives constantly smaller capacity values.

Likewise, the GMRF's segmentation of lesions in the liver with very small SBRs (≤2) shows a volume which is constantly smaller by 30% and therefore reflects very well the behavior of phantom measurements at very low SBRs.

The size of the self-assembled Au droplets was constantly smaller on (100) at each DT as well summarized in Fig. 9b and b, and the average density was the highest accordingly as shown in Fig. 9b.

Figure 3 shows the relative velocity and friction when the velocity of the contactor is constantly smaller than that of the finger: (dot{x}_c(t) < dot{x}_p(t)).

Although group 1 and group 2 HA proteins of influenza A virus differ in the orientation of their receptor-binding (R) domains relative to those of influenza B virus HA (Table 2), their total HA1 HA1 interface area is constantly smaller and the B-loop more exposed than that in influenza B virus HA (Table 2).

Her father worked on the railways, and the family moved constantly from small town to small town: Outram, Glenham, Wyndham, Oamaru.

We constantly pursue smaller and more innovative form factors such as Pebble, the Apple or Samsung watch, Google Glass and other wearables.

Constantly alienating smaller states through indifference could undermine the national interest.

And like all technology, it's constantly getting smaller, cheaper, and easier to use.

The main strategy is used partially by having a routine of choosing the same food as the significant others but constantly eating smaller portions.