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A model for the transpassive dissolution of Ni Cr alloys is proposed on the basis of an earlier model for transpassive dissolution of Cr and the present results.

The effect of solute addition on the fatigue crack growth rate in stage I and stage II was considered in the earlier model for pure iron, which reflected only the effect of grain size.

Another of the entrants, Cornelius Bushnell, a Connecticut railroad man and confidant of Welles, had asked Ericsson for advice about his own design; during their meeting Bushnell saw Ericsson's earlier model for Napoleon, immediately recognized its superiority to his own, and in a remarkable act of self-effacement offered to present it to the Washington review board.

"King, Temple, and Cosmos: An Earlier Model for Framing Columns in Temple Scenes of the Graeco-Roman Period". In Aspekte spätägyptischer Kultur.

This change was prompted by poor estimation of packet loss conditions with the earlier model for the dataset used in Experiment 4 below and is a design change to the model rather than training with a particular dataset.

1530 58) who added a fourth large gear wheel, changed gear ratios, and widened the orifice for collecting sand grains since he criticized the earlier model for clogging up too often.

Earlier models for the scalar dissipation rate include only a turbulence time scale.

Degradation and other side reactions which were neglected in the earlier models for SSP process of PET are included.

We describe several random models, inspired by earlier models for random graphs and random simplicial complexes, and give results on properties such as Hilbert function and Krull dimension.

The feature was created after a German court temporarily banned earlier models for infringing Apple's tablet design.

Although traditional architectural drawings and visualisations were extracted from earlier models for communication and licensing purposes, for construction itself the focus lay on managing selective unconventional types of data.