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This change qualitatively agrees with the results of the experiment (Fig. 3), which had not been explicitly reproduced in previous models.

Using a Monte Carlo simulation that includes the possibility of grain boundary segregation and allows grain boundaries as potential equilibrium states, a complex nanoscale structure of Ti around W-rich crystallites is explicitly reproduced.

One can see this explicitly in table A4 of the working paper version of the PPVR AER 2006 article; this is explicitly reproduced in chapter 10 excel file (see sheet "TS10.1DetailsFR," table A4 (2), ratios for top 1% shares).

I have not explicitly reproduced them all but all calculations that I did all confirmed the authors' results so I am confident that the derivations are indeed all correct.

These readers were below the low-level benchmark and lacked basic reading skills, such as the ability to recognize, locate, and reproduce explicitly stated details in the text.

The vibrating platform tests have been explicitly designed to reproduce some specific frequencies and calibrated accelerations along the x, y, and z directions (corresponding to east-west, north-south, and up-down directions; Figure 6), observed in the seismic signals during paroxysmal events at Etna.

This protocol uses information on the response behavior of the catchment extracted from the river flow and input time series and explicitly focuses on reproducing the quick and slow runoff subflows, and the extreme high and low flows next to testing the conventional model performance statistics.

The specific case of Taylor's parabolic relation was reproduced and microstructure-based parameters were explicitly formulated in the proportionality constant usually attributed as empirical in the Hollomon relation.

Yet remarkably, the entire discourse and institutional context which was developed in relation to Manet, Kandinsky or de Kooning, and explicitly attacked by Warhol and the postmodernists, is simply reproduced by the foundation, the board, and indeed by virtually all institutions that deal with postmodern art.

The show is explicitly an attempt to reproduce the fine grain of the rural landscape of a particular patch of northern England through the changing seasons.A whole room is devoted to the blossoming of hawthorns near his new home in Bridlington, a seaside town, captured in a burst of creative energy the artist calls "Action Week".

The observed temporal, especially seasonal, changes in the breakthrough of dissolved oxygen were found to be best reproduced by the model when the temperature dependency of the biogeochemical processes was explicitly considered.