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On the contrary, at Δεt = 1.2 × 10−2, short cracks form mostly in phase boundary.
Waterspouts do not suck up water; they are small and weak rotating columns of air over water While waterspouts form mostly in the tropics and subtropical areas, other areas also report waterspouts, including Europe, New Zealand, the Great Lakes and Antarctica.
Echinococcus larvae develop in cystic form, mostly in the liver or the lungs.
By the end of the 1880s, almost 100 Christian Science congregations had formed, mostly in the Atlantic states and the Midwest.
Fe(C2H3O2 2 PANI/C showed that Fe N4 structures and Fe2+ chelates were formed mostly in the catalyst, but showed the lowest nitrogen content among all catalysts.
Micro structures of Ti implanted surfaces of 304 SS samples were examined with SEM before and after the corrosion tests and the results showed that the pittings were formed mostly in the areas where implanted Ti concentration was less.
Even for those who have never scaled the 3,000 pages of Mount Proust, the book presents a lush coffee-table snapshot of the artistic spirit of Third Republic France as filtered through Proust's keen sensibility, formed mostly in the Louvre, with excursions (real or imaginative) to Florence, Venice, New York and London.
The results for the present low nitrogen steel DIN W Nr. 1.4460 show that, at Δεt = 0.8 × 10−2, the preferred site for short crack initiation seems to be the intense slip marks formed mostly in the ferrite and less frequently in phase boundary.
He argued that these views are not based on logic and facts and are formed mostly in response to pressure and hype.
In the Iranian offshore fields, the Kazhdumi Formation consists of calcareous shale and dark bituminous limestone with subordinate argillaceous limestone formed mostly in a neritic environment (Ghazban 2009).
A broader survey of this region in the European yeast population revealed the presence of up to eight different forms, mostly in wine yeast strains.
