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Most of the elaborately introduced plotlines fizzle out (or simply vanish), and the final surprise is the worst kind of twist ending, arrived at arbitrarily and seemingly presented for its shock value.
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These subproblems are equivalent to the RCPSP with time-varying capacities, which was introduced in Hartmann (2012) and more elaborately described in Hartmann (2015).
The masque could be simply a procession of such persons introduced by a presenter, or it could be an elaborately staged show in which a brief lyrical drama heralded the appearance of masquers, who, having descended from their pageant to perform figured dances, reveled with the guests until summoned back into their pageant by farewell speeches and song.
In Java, by the mid-18th century, a small copper crucible with a handle and narrow applicator spout for applying the wax came into use, producing a much more elaborately patterned cloth; a further Javanese innovation was the wood-block wax applicator introduced in the 19th century.
Just 10 first edition copies of John Gerard's The Herball or Generall Historie of Plantes from 1598 – which first introduced the potato to a European audience – are known to survive with the elaborately engraved title page.
Finally, if more than one CAM is introduced on each side of cell surfaces, the lateral binding (cis-interactions) between these CAMs will positively correlate with their trans-interactions only within a small energetic range, suggesting that cell adhesion is an elaborately designed process in which both trans- and cis-interactions are fine-tuned collectively by natural selection.
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Enlightened by progress in heat pump (HP) concepts, which have been proposed to upcycle waste heat and reduce energy consumption, this work introduces a hybrid methanol distillation process, which elaborately integrates the HP with double-effect thermal integration by designing an intermediate heater to shunt the heat load of the reboiler.
One of the outstanding architects of the period, Juan Guas (died c. 1496), a Frenchman trained in Flanders, can be credited with introducing two of the most popular features of Spanish ecclesiastical architectural decoration: the interior facade-tribune that spans the nave at the entrance, often functioning as a choir loft, and the elaborately carved high retablo, or altarpiece.
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