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The physical space dynamical behavior and the stability of typical associations of numerical schemes and forms of nonlinear terms are finally evaluated on the LES of self-decaying homogeneous isotropic turbulence.
This paper investigates one issue related to Large Eddy Simulation (LES) of self-excited combustion instabilities in gas-fueled swirled burners: the effects of incomplete mixing between fuel and air at the combustion chamber inlet.
In both Le Corps (1969; "The Body") and Les Eclairs (1971; "The Flashes") Rolin investigates the time-space coordinates of self, body, and writing.
In his classic text, Le Bon (1895/ 1947) argued that the emotionality of crowds derives from people losing their sense of self and their capacity for reason: all that remains are the passions.
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The day after, le Carre accused Rushdie of "self-canonisation," and Rushdie wrote back, "'Ignorant' and 'semi-literate' are dunces' caps he has skilfully fitted on his own head".
"In the film, we'll accompany Le Guin on an intimate journey of self-discovery as she comes into her own as a major feminist author, inspiring generations of women and other marginalised writers along the way.
At lunch this week at le Cirque, Danner had an air of self-mockery about directors like Brett Haley trusting her to carry a movie.
In a burst of self-confidence, Rimbaud composed "Le Bateau ivre" ("The Drunken Boat").
Interviewed in a sparsely furnished room he rents for $300 a month in a house with bars on the windows, Mr. Le said he was surviving on handouts after a lifetime of self-sufficiency.
