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Especially for higher space dimensions, it is claimed that a band tensor formulation better corresponds to the inherent problem structure than does conventional matrix notation.

It will ensure that their vision of the world better corresponds to the ideology of Russia's rulers".

It is based on the nesting of logical devices which better corresponds to the actual functional hierarchy of multifunctional protection and control IEDs. Figure 5 shows an example of nested overcurrent protection implemented in a PROT logical device that contains and overcurrent protection ocp logical device which contains a ground gnd and phase phs logical devices.

Concerning the latter, it is suggested that a Darcy Weisbach roughness height of 0.045 mm better corresponds to a Manning factor of 0.009 than higher Manning values previously proposed in literature.

This shifts the maximum of winter mesospheric jet stream in Fig. 1a southwards, which better corresponds to observations.

The Virtual Automation Networks (VAN) technology is an advanced Ethernet-based industrial communication system which much better corresponds to requirements of industry than all existing Industrial Ethernets.

The perceived value of the cooperative to its members may affect their decisions as the owners to choose another organizational structure that better corresponds to their valuations.

The half-life of 90Y (2.66 versus 6.71 days for 177Lu) better corresponds with the peptide residence time in the tumor [11] and therefore should lead to a higher tumor-to-RBM ratio.

Further studies are needed to evaluate if a step-by-step progression is effective in producing a final treatment outcome that better corresponds to the digital setup with respect to other aligner systems.

The latter value agrees well with the short interplanar distance in crystalline form II (0.44 nm [43]), whereas the former one better corresponds to an intermediate form I' with the interplanar distance of 0.41 0.42 nm [44].

This transition is in literature often assigned as π π* [46], however we propose in accordance with our theoretical results that this band better corresponds to σ → π* transition.