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Engel further asserts that the successful impact of any song in the first instance is generally governed by the following considerations: the tempo, the mood of the scene, the song's position in relation to the whole production, the inherent value of the song itself, and the relative importance of the character who delivers it.

The motion of a fully ionized plasma of electrons and ions is generally governed by the Vlasov Maxwell Landau system.

The SVI in coagulation process is generally governed by three factors: high polymer effect, osmotic pressure effect and hydration effect (Wang et al. 2007).

Our results indicate that wave radiation is generally governed by the largest patch at each moment and that the contribution from small patches is minor.

The motion of a rotor of which both the bearings and the shaft cross-section are asymmetric is generally governed by ordinary differential equations with periodic coefficients.

Change of the state of the variable is generally governed by a threshold voltage, i.e., there is a physical change in the device structure above a certain threshold voltage.

In addition, the concentration of dissolved ions in groundwater samples are generally governed by lithology, nature of geochemical reactions and solubility of interacting rocks (Nosrat and Asghar 2010).

The concentration of dissolved ions in groundwater samples are generally governed by lithology, nature of geochemical reactions and solubility of interaction rocks.

The properties of natural fibre reinforced polymer composites are generally governed by the pre-treated process of fibre and the manufacturing process of the composites.

Borehole data and hydrological models indicate that these soil-distribution patterns are strongly related to groundwater occurrence and fluvial processes, both of which are generally governed by topography.

The results are consistent with the conventional understanding of plasma physics that the structure and dynamics of global magnetic fields are generally governed by the MHD equations and are not affected by electrostatic fields on the electron scale, at least in the present two spatial dimensions.