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Assuming the incident laser field is a plane wave and the grating is infinitely periodic in the z direction implies that the accelerating field is infinitely periodic.
The track direction implies that the droplets came from the vent area.
(b) The dumbbell-like magnetic moment distribution along the z direction implies that the 2p z orbital becomes partially filled with one spin-up electron.
The periodic boundary condition in y direction implies that both the workpiece and the cutting tool repeat in this direction.
The higher angular variation of backscatter in the circumferential direction implies that collagen fibers in the fibrosa layer are the most prominent source of high-frequency scattering from porcine aortic valve cusps.
The application of the first bias in the backward direction implies that there is a smaller probability that the photon packets will be forward scattered beyond the early part of the target depth range.
Using the watermelon approach [105, 174], one then shows that there is an exponential decay of this transform for other directions implying that the point ( x 0, ν ), where ν is the normal to the point x 0, is not in the analytic wave front set of f in contradiction to the microlocal version of Holmgren's uniqueness theorem [81, 173].
Beutler's argument, on the other hand, goes in the opposite direction, implying that excess mortality and year-to-year health are actually separable phenemona, deserving of completely separate assessments.
The larger the width jump, the more difficult the vertical fracture continues to propagate in the height direction, which implies that the vertical fracture tends to be arrested by the interface when the wellbore is far away from the interface.
The fact that performance improvements in the direction task were specific to a particular direction of motion implies that the CFFT increase is not due to general improvements in cognitive, or even visual abilities, but is instead linked to the improvement of a highly specific visual skill.
