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As such, no washing equipment has been designed specifically to treat Indian Coal with difficult washing characteristics, which is not encountered in case of carboniferous coal.

Their model allows one to avoid the potentially large mispricing of future cash flows and subsequent losses encountered in case of applying the incorrect discount rate.

STI structures are the first encountered in case of editing through the chip backside and accurate CAD alignment requires trenching until the lower STI edge becomes visible.

This possibility may be encountered in case of evaluation of patients with chronic volume overload status (e.g., chronic significant tricuspid or pulmonary regurgitation) and chronic pressure overload conditions (e.g., chronic pulmonary hypertension) [15].

Essential heavy metals (Cu, Co, Zn, Fe, Ca, Mg, Se, Ni and Mn) are required in very trace quantities for the proper functioning of enzyme systems, hemoglobin formation and vitamin synthesis in human but metabolic disturbances are encountered in case of excess of these essential metals (Hina et al. [2011]).

As illustrated in Fig. 6a, using the random pilots together with the CoSaMP-based channel estimation method, results in irreducible BER around 10−1 while this is not encountered in case of proposed B-vCoSaMP-based channel estimation method until 10−2.

Indonesian's Penal Code No. 1 Year 1946 (Act of The Republic of Indonesia, 1946), The Children Rights Protection Law No.23 Year 2002 (Act of The Republic of Indonesia, 2002) and The Elimination of Violence in Household Law No.23 Year 2004 (Act of The Republic of Indonesia, 2004) are laws that are often used and encountered in cases of sexual violence.

However, Klebsiella pneumoniae are rarely encountered in cases of community-acquired UTI [ 8, 9, 20].

Intraocular foreign bodies (IOFBs), with an incidence of about 18 41 % [ 1], are commonly encountered in cases of penetrating ocular trauma.

Limiting scenarios may be encountered in cases of high molecular weight aggregates or upon compaction, folding, and binding.

This complex situation is commonly encountered in cases of high-energy trauma, chronic osteomyelitis, pseudarthrosis, and tumor resection, and the only feasible solution is often amputation.