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Resultantly, there is chip formed in the front of cutting tool.
A mosh pit formed in the front of the crowd, rife with crowdsurfing, a weird amount of Chief Keef lookalikes making their way out of the woodwork.
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But in time an angry crowd of young men formed in front of the five-story headquarters of the ruling party, next to the square.
For inclination angles of inner surface lower than the inclination angles of wires, HSZ is formed in front of the electric arc, causing the decrease of particles temperature and velocity, thus altering coating properties.
Only the buffer solution was freely drained from the sample reservoir by the capillary action, while the charged molecules remained in the sample reservoir because the depletion zone formed in front of the Nafion pattern was blocked.
As the result of rapid influx and rate-limiting diffusion, a deep depletion zone of the transport receptor formed in front of the gel (data not shown, but see Frey and Görlich, 2007).
The boundary expands from the tip of the stagnation region which is formed in front of the cutting tool edge.
A row of demonstrators formed in front of the ultras to try to separate them from the riot police.
Moreover, the measurements of the discharge electrical equivalent plasma impedance indicate clearly, that the occurrence of the target erosion effects is related to the ion sheath thickness formed in front of the eroded target groove.
At the cutting direction of {111}<11-2>, stagnation region is also formed in front of the cutting edge and is larger than cutting on the {100} and {110} crystallographic plane, as shown in Fig. 8b.
When Portzamparc and I descended to the lobby, a line had formed in front of the Caisse d'Allocations Familiales, a government benefits office.
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