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Packing features are delineated with the aid of intermolecular site site radial distribution functions.

The solution (u^{(1)}_{ss}) represents a bright single soliton whose dynamic features are delineated in Figure 1.

The solution (u^{(3)}_{ss}) represents the elastic interaction among three bright solitons whose dynamic features are delineated in Figure 3. Figure 3 shows the overtaking interaction among three bell-shape bright solitons for (u^{(3)}_{ss}) in Eq. (44), from which we can find that the solitonic shapes and amplitudes have not changed after the interaction.

(1) When (N=1), the one-breather solution (u^{(1)}_{bs}) is derived from the plane wave initial solution and 1-fold DT in Eq. (22), whose dynamic features are delineated in Figures 5 and 6. Figure 5 Profile and contour plots of one breather localized in space.

(2) When (N=2), the two-breather solution (u^{(2)}_{bs}) is also derived from the plane wave initial solution and 2-fold DT in Theorem 1, whose dynamic features are delineated in Figures 7 and 8. Figure 7 Profile and contour plots of two breathers of first kind.

The solution (u^{(2)}_{ss}) represents the elastic interaction between two bright solitons whose dynamic features are delineated in Figure��2. Figure 2 shows the overtaking interaction between two bell-shape solitons for (u^{(2)}_{ss}) in Eq. (43), from which we can find that the solitonic shapes and amplitudes have not changed after the interaction.

Based on the integrated magnetic anomaly pattern from the different processed techniques used in this work, a number of magnetic highs (swells) and lows (troughs) features were delineated.

34, 35 Other subtelomeric abnormalities have been identified in only one or a few patients and cannot be considered syndromic until a consistent collection of clinical features is delineated.

A noteworthy feature was delineated as the rutile phase partially transforms to anatase again at 1,200 °C.

Each erosion feature was delineated on photographic prints using a fine mapping pen, assigned a unique number, and the failure type (debris avalanche, soil slip, stream bank collapse or landing failure) was noted.

Differences in wines due to climate, soil and other features of the landscape (terroir) are delineated by American Viticultural Areas, or AVAs.