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It is deduced from conductivity measurements, that energy intensive methods or larger particle size (PPys) provide low percolation threshold.

It is deduced from the available experimental evidence that the nucleation sites most likely to result in this structure are dissolving cementite particles in the martensite.

It is deduced from a centered scheme of the Lax Wendroff type by using a special time-step in the numerical flux, namely a matricial characteristic time-step.

It is deduced from the experiments that even when the hot water is kept standing in a tank for 12 h after the initial withdrawal of 64.2 L, it would be possible to have warm water at temperatures above 40 °C in the top 15% of the tank to utilize.

It is deduced from the present analysis that the modal damping in a structural cable is generally very low because of the very large contribution of the initial cable stress to the total potential energy, causing very small modal strain energy ratios.

Otherwise, it is deduced from principles that have long since been abstracted from the immediacy of the face-to-face encounter with the other.

"No politics, no ethics, and no law can be, as it were, deduced from this thought," Derrida writes.

Furthermore, it was deduced from this model that the elementary contact resistance between CNTs decreases under compression.

It was deduced from this that the lower half of the pulvinus is principally concerned with the movement, which was then accounted for in terms of loss of turgor followed by recovery.

It was deduced from comparing the results from the numerical model with experimental findings that the FRP plate succeeds in increasing the performance of the adjacent timber significantly.

It was deduced from the physical inspection of NSM CFRP specimens made with IHSSC-CA that a smooth surface for load transfer was found in the CFRP strip without stress concentrations in some local regions.