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A dimensionless parameter was introduced and an analytical prediction model of indentation load was established.

A current voltage curve was introduced, and an electro-switching phenomenon was clearly generated at a typical voltage, Vth.

In 1858 a new land law confirming the rights of ownership was introduced, and an attempt was made to establish a new system of centralized provincial administration.

First, a reference building is introduced and an energy model based on TRNSYS is presented to determine the energy consumption and comfort in the building.

A generalised geometry consisting of a pair of coupled resonant cavities is introduced and an analytical solution found for the displacement fields within the cavities.

The paper includes a thorough discussion of the validity of the assumptions and approximations introduced, and an application to actual rainfall data.

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And so the boxing archive and the sparring archivist were introduced, and a match was made.

Thomas was the last to be introduced, and a steady roar grew to a deafening crescendo.

The song had horns added, strings introduced and a funk drum pattern.

The two female leads are introduced, and a Spanish-language chorus sways, buoyantly, in a minor mode.

But those were not ordinary times, for New Coke had recently been introduced and a cola Kulturkampf was seething.

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