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Figure 12 presents the use case diagram which explains how the tool can assist disabled people.

This approach leads to a probabilistic diagram inspired from the Kitagawa type diagram, which explains the relationship between the surface and the scale effect on the fatigue strength.

This approach leads naturally to a probabilistic Kitagawa type diagram, which explains the relationship between the fatigue behaviour of the material and the different casting processes or post-treatments (e.g. gravity casting and HIP).

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Its implementation is highlighted by diagrams, which explain each step of the algorithm.

According to the results we propose reaction mechanisms for dissolution and stabilisation and present schematic energy band diagrams which explain the corrosion processes in H2SO4 and the passivation phenomenon in HCl.

Which explains a lot.

Which explains the sound.

Which explains the "guarantee".

Which explains what happened in Sweden.

This approach leads to a probabilistic Kitagawa-Takahashi type diagram, which in this case explains the relationship between the defect size and the scale effect on the fatigue strength.

The difference between the observed retention behavior of A1 and A4 could be explained by the energy band diagram, which is based on the existence of oxygen vacancy-related levels.

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