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The maximum wing opening was measured equal to 13 mm at mid-span, corresponding to practically negligible shallowing.

The results indicated that three deposition potential zones could be defined corresponding to practically pure nickel, α- and γ-phase domains.

It concerns not only the traditional study of optima and equilibria in terms of multivalued dynamical systems and differential inclusions, but also (less traditionally) the fractal structure of invariant sets of discrete dynamical systems corresponding to practically important (possibly robust) stationary collective phenomena, or so.

For a very large value of K L, corresponding to practically unlimited space on the surface, random solutions have a low fitness and grow only to about 100 units of biomass corresponding to a tenth of the maximally possible.

Nevertheless, on the basis of these works, the Surviving Sepsis Campaign Committee has released updated guidelines recommending that the prescription of EN be limited to a low volume of feeds, practically corresponding to an intentional underfeeding of sepsis patients for the 7 days after the ICU admission [ 3].

In case of conductive Ag-Pd alloy contact, the latter domain ab is practically absent, corresponding to Ag penetration only into short pre-contact region oa.

For nHAp/agar, the peak position corresponding to PS degradation does not practically change, but the width of the peak decreases.

At room temperature the resonances corresponding to lower NV− concentrations are practically buried in the phonon-dominated (T_{1}) [Figure 7(a)], at 77 K, however, they are well visible [Figure 7(b)], with the exception of the W5 and E8 samples.

Using practically acceptable data corresponding to the already known world of nanotechnology and based on reasonable/reliable numerical estimates, the period of oscillation for the pendulum is computed.

The lesion shows no spiculations, circumscribed margins (first subtraction), and a plateau-type enhancement curve, corresponding to a Kaiser score of 2, practically excluding malignancy (Fig. 6).

Inspection of the multiple sequence alignment reveals that only two carboxylates (corresponding to D83 and E111 in all3650) are practically invariant in the COG4636+ family, while all the others undergo various substitutions.