Lorillard illustrates two interesting points that are consistent with the theoretical framework established in the previous Parts of this Note.
The criterion for the onset of unstable mode established in the previous study is also confirmed for the higher wavenumbers.
The figures reflect a trend established in the previous year, and the authorities fear they indicate a threat to the industry.
Immediately after the game, he was scheduled to fly to Cape Town, for the start of a seven-country tour of Africa, where he would look in on the H.I.V.-AIDS programs that the William J. Clinton Foundation, his base for good works, had established in the previous few years.
The dynamic mechanical behaviors of the polymer penetrant systems from the present study have also been correlated with the basic relationships between the molecular structure (size, shape, and chemical nature) of the penetrants and their observed diffusion properties that were established in the previous publications [Kwan, PhD Dissertation, 1998; Polymer 44 (2003) 3061; Polymer 44 (2003 3071]].
The rate law has been benchmarked against the T − Tg dependent rate function established in the previous studies [Foster, K. D., Bronlund, J. E., & Paterson, A. H. J. Glass transition related cohesion of amorphous sugar particles. Journal of Food Engineering, in press.], using the original data sets for amorphous sucrose particles measured by Foster.
This is accomplished by using the uniform Gaussian bounds established in in the previous section.
These results generalize the analogous results for Euclidean space established in the author's previous paper, Fourier asymptotics of fractal measures, J. Funct.
Many of the entities that contributed to New Jersey's top ranking have been established in the wake of previous ethics scandals that rocked the state.
The association of S. pneumoniae with morbidity and mortality is established in the current and previous influenza pandemics.
For this problem two facilities are needed to be established in addition the previous shops.
