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Uncertainties in modeling heat conduction in connection with the application of laser-induced incandescence (LII) to primary particle sizing are discussed.
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Later, the SFO said in a statement: "The SFO had conceded that serious mistakes were made in connection with the application for search warrants in this case but notes the reasoned tone of the judgment and the helpful comments it contains.
In this article, we dealt with a theoretical question raised in connection with the application of Dirichlet-Sch type inequality.
Theorem 1 solves a theoretical question raised in connection with the application of Dirichlet-Sch type inequality, obtained by Huang (see [1]), which has been already applied to obtain multiplicity results for boundary value problems in several recent papers.
In July 2012 the High Court ruled that the search warrants for the raids on the Tchenguiz brothers in March 2011 were unlawful, and that the SFO had "conceded that serious mistakes were made in connection with the application for search warrants in this case".
In July, the High Court ruled that the search warrants for the raids on the Tchenguiz brothers in March 2011 were unlawful, and the SFO had "conceded that serious mistakes were made in connection with the application for search warrants in this case".
