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An earlier marriage took her to the Bronx, where she was tutored in the art of "sean nos," a special type of a cappella singing, by one of its chief exponents at the time, Joe Heaney.

In contrast, zebrafish tissues displayed different moduli at different stresses, with higher power law exponents at lower stresses, indicating that living tissue has greater stress dependence than the 3D hydrogels examined.

We observe that for a majority of the traces, the second-order scaling exponents at small time scales (1 100 ms) are fairly close to 0.5, indicating that traffic fluctuations at these time scales are nearly uncorrelated.

The values of apparent stress exponents at 700 °C and 1000 °C are calculated to be about 11.5 and 6.4 respectively, the difference of which is due to the changes of the deformation mechanisms, fracture modes and the degeneration of microstructures.

The momentary creep compliance and the relaxation modulus change with the time at an increasing rate; the fractional orders of the two fractional elements building up the model correspond to the creep or relaxation exponents at the initial glassy stage and the terminal fluid state.

We also examined the DFA exponents at the lower levels of external input ( h = 0.1 / N and h = 0.01 / N ).

Our hardware computes the exponential function and its exponent at the same time.

A conversation with Ashleigh Axios, the design exponent at Automattic and a former creative director for the White House's Office of Digital Strategy.

The WPE varied markedly during the passage of a typhoon with the peak exponent at the radius of maximum wind.

Thus, the Arrhenius type model can be adopted to predict the strain hardening exponent at different tempering temperatures.

The model exhibits that an addition of nonionic surfactant or polymer increases the rate coefficient and decreases the fractal exponent at the same time.