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This study confirms that the current interruption time of the current releasing DC circuit breaker is remarkably less than the typical solid-state DC circuit breakers and it requires less number of semiconductors in its main breaking branch.

However, this method is remarkably less sensitive for the extra-short ultramicro inversions consisting of 5 or 6 bp.

However, the symptoms were remarkably less severe in L435-3 treated group (Fig. 1E).

The improvements in modulus are remarkably less than the micromechanical prediction assuming straight nanotubes.

The teachers were remarkably less positive about using GM for agriculture or food than using it for ecology.

Oak juveniles were remarkably less browsed and their canopies covered a much higher area in transhumant estates.

Compared to other amino acid variants, L>P263 was remarkably less frequent, and it was predicted using PROVEAN database tool to have non-neutral effects.

In the other hand, during the field visit it is observed that heartwood timber used for timber framing was remarkably less affected by the groundwater so proper selection of timber frames is crucial in vernacular houses of Terai.

With the overall embodied GHG emissions taken into account, the constructed wetland is shown to be remarkably less carbon intensive than the conventional wastewater treatment system, and the contrast in GHG emission structure is also revealed and characterized.

The C1 — which, with any luck will be the first of many similar vehicles — can get up to 200 miles out of a single charge (on about $1 worth of electricity, no less), and has designed to be remarkably less complex than other electric vehicles on the market.

According to the derived results, polymer films made of materials like plexiglass, mylar, kapton and fiberglass appear to be remarkably less transparent than other film materials like polypropylene or, even more, polyethylene, which are remarkably transparent, almost uniformly, within the wavelength region under consideration.