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The linear trends in Fig. 9 are likely caused by mixing of the atmosphere at 3000 m a.s.l. and the volcanic plume that has entrained the lower altitude atmosphere in the course of the ascent.

"The men have entrained a power struggle of outsize athleticism, machismo and foul temper.

Sands saltating to the west of the Flats may have entrained some silts, facilitating loessfall downwind.

Second, systems may have entrained into alternative states thereby precluding recovery.

We think that the alternating CS current may have entrained or even dominated the pattern of the PF inputs.

(b) MI-E devices do not have entrained oxygen.

From this 1 1 frequency locking between the most effective TMS frequency and the perceptually relevant EEG/MEG frequency derives the hypothesis that rhythmic TMS pulses may have entrained the underlying rhythmic generator.

The fact that the bees did not show free-running rhythms in the prevailing continuous daylight conditions indicates that some external cue, or Zeitgeber, must have entrained the molecular clock of the bees in the field, the most prominent cue being natural cycles in light intensity and associated temperature fluctuations.

Given that the pulse-strength used in the experiments corresponds to T R = 1, these modelling results are in qualitative agreement with the experimental data in Figure 1: the stimulation was so strong that we should have expected it to have entrained the responses completely.

Meanwhile, TSE has better entrained capacity when the pressure of the first stage induced inlet is higher than that of second stage induced inlet.

The data set we present clearly provides additional evidence that the little mixed LIW found in the central Algerian subbasin has been entrained there by the mesoscale eddies and not by a permanent westward flow.