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Among these methodologies, a novel and versatile stepwise "iterative methodology" recently developed by us is mainly introduced in this article.
Deformation of the workpiece material is mainly introduced by the metal removal process and the rubbing contact from grinding operations (Turley and Doyle 1975).
The example, described in this section, is mainly introduced for the illustration, since the performance of the verifier probably does not allow one to recommend it for practical use.
Hence, non-additivity of the considered triples is mainly introduced by GG-couples, the NN-terms of which underestimate their contribution to triple terms containing adjacent GG. Figure 10 separately shows the obtained NN-terms for each interaction group and for each central base pairing of the respective triples.
It is mainly introduced for ornament but la also eaten in its native range.
The fluid in the cochlea is assumed to be incompressible, since the cochlear length is much smaller than the wavelength of compressional waves in the fluid and also inviscid, since the height of the fluid chamber is much greater than the viscous boundary layer thickness, and damping is mainly introduced by the BM dynamics.
For greenhouse grown produce, enteric pathogens are mainly introduced as a result of bad hygiene (Beuchat and Ryu, 1997).
The errors were mainly introduced when changing notation systems for anisotropic elasticity, which are not unique in the literature.
Carboxyl groups showing hydrophilic properties were mainly introduced on the MWNT surface by oxidation with an extremely aggressive oxidizing agent such as mixed acid H2SO4/HNO3.
Experiences on solar thermal utilization were mainly introduced in this paper, which included solar hot water systems with different design methods in residential buildings and solar-powered integrated energy systems in public buildings.
The present data indicate that the color center (F+-center) may be generated by the formation of oxygen vacancies, which are mainly introduced by dislocation motion depending on the sintering conditions.
