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It was in this role that he would, in time, re-establish his partnership with Haynes as one of the two midfield players in an England team which had embraced the popular 4-2-4 formation introduced by the Brazilians in the 1958 World Cup.

We adopt a simple recipe for star formation introduced by Schmidt (1959): (Schmidt law).

In addition, a general mechanism for cavity stringer formation is introduced by considering the characteristics of FαBs and available information on superplastic flow and cavitation.

On the basis of the average percent relative error, among all of the previously proposed modifications in the Shurijeh Formation, those introduced by Dewan, Bhuyan Passey, and Larinov had the most widely overestimations.

The name Coastal Plains Sands, now called Benin Formation, was introduced by Tattam [5] to describe the extensive red earths and loose, ill-sorted sands underlying the Recent Deposits of the Niger Delta and overlying the (Pliocene Eocene) Tertiary Sedimentary Group.

Later, the term Unazyah Formation was informally introduced by Al-Laboun (1982) as siliciclastics and minor carbonate section at the base of the Khuff Formation.

a. Thebes formation was first introduced by Said [36].

This formation has been introduced by Bogie et al. in (2000).

Its formation introduces changes in the geotechnical character of host sediment that allows it to be distinguished by seismic and electric exploration methods.

Immobilization was done by covalent binding of laccase to aminophenyl-modified electrodes via amide-bond formation with carboxylic acid residues or imino-bond formation with aldehyde groups introduced by oxidation of sugar residues of the enzyme's glycosylation shell.

We attribute the majority of differences between the solution and crystal structures to artefacts introduced by formation of the crystal lattice and not to structural differences between the Sm-bound and unbound states.