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The model problem considered herein involves two plastically dissimilar, but elastically identical, materials joined by a thin, graded interface layer.

The requirement, herein, involves the high-demand table and the target is expressed as a failure rate.

The video watermarking technology specified herein involves modulation of the luma component of video within the top two lines of active video in each video frame.

Perhaps surprisingly, the PPIL1·SKIP interaction deduced herein involves a proline residue of SKIP buried in a hydrophobic pocket of the PPIL1 protein.

The study described herein involves the web-ICAIP, a therapist assisted web-based self-management intervention targeted at adolescents aged between 15 and 19 years, having at least one parent with alcohol problems.

The technique described herein involves suspension of fibers in liquids of known refractive indices and observation of color display by means of a dispersion staining objective.

There are certain principles which must be borne in mind in this connection, and which must control the decision of this court upon the federal question herein involved.

The precise question herein involved so far as we have been able to discover has never been presented to this court.

The electrochemical preparation described herein involved the electrocatalytic oxidation of sulfite on a platinum electrode modified with nanostructured copper salen (salen = N,N′-ethylenebis(salicylideneiminato)) polymer films.

The experiments reported herein involve gelatin concentrations and temperatures which result in gel times in the range ca. 102 104 s, corresponding to the range of fast and slow gelation conditions reported elsewhere.

The routes described herein involve: (i) deoxygenation reactions which are required for controlling reactivity and for increasing energy density of highly functionalized lactic and levulinic acid combined with (ii) CC coupling reactions for increasing molecular weight of less-oxygenated reactive intermediates.