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We've got spontaneous things to say that we never anticipated; declarations and questions that require careful, nuanced, and newly formulated expression.

Utsu (1977), 1982) and many others (Rhoades and Evison, 1979; Aki, 1981; Hamada, 1983; Grandori et al., 1988) have formulated expressions for earthquake probabilities based on precursory anomalies from a variety of measurements.

We also formulated an expression for updating the permeability of all materials, which is consistent with the steepest descent of the objective function.

The parametric studies of various stabilized jarosite-lime blends tested for UCS and split tensile strength tests are generalized in which a relationships between the UCS (qu) as well as the split tensile strength (qt) with various curing period (t) and lime content (L) are formulated from expression shown in Figs. 6, 7 respectively.

The procedure of voxelization is formulated using expression (2). Figure 1 details each step of this procedure.

The following questions were formulated: Can expression profiling be used to clarify the physiological actions of hormones in the liver?

Steiner begins "Venus in Exile" at the end of the 18th century, when Enlightenment thinkers first formulated theoretical expressions of "disgust toward women and the bourgeoisie".

The first two contributions are considered to be commensurate with the supported load; for its part however, squeeze damping is formulated using expressions developed from the Reynolds equation.

Employing the prescribed ABCD matrix of transmission, we formulate analytical expression for coupling efficiency and employ them to predict the concerned coupling optics.

Theoretically, the actual cutting velocity and the relative vibrations in both feed and normal directions are combined to formulate the expression of instantaneous uncut chip thickness, which is then used to derive the equations of dynamic cutting forces.

These results were used to formulate an expression for the fracture toughness of the thin films directly from the acoustic signal, with comparable results to the standard indentation-based measurement.