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The early channels mainly developed at the bottom of Huangliu Formation.
During her first semester in China, she studied Chinese part-time at QinghuaUniversity, but her language skills, she says, mainly developed at work during chats with her IoA colleagues.
In the middle of the channel system, sediments become finer with decreased flow rate, resulting in weakened downcutting and strengthened aggradation, so the weakly restricted channel system (e.g., O73 channel system as shown in Fig. 9) is mainly developed at this point, in which channels with some degree of bending are developed and filled with an amount of fragmental flow and slump substances.
This literature is mainly developed at the theoretical level.
The Broad Bed and Furrow system has been mainly developed at the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-arid Tropics (ICRISAT) in India (Krantz 1981, Pathak et al. 1985).
As the incidence of invasive breast cancer, mainly developing at older age, is rising, the absolute number of elderly developing metastatic disease is also increasing.
Since the sclerotized head capsule of the pupa mainly develops at the different stages of instars and is a good predictor for the shape and size of the adult head (Chapman 1969), we collected all pupae and provided them with conditions for their development into adults.
Searches for similarities were mainly developed using facilities of BLAST programs at two websites http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/blast/Blast.cgi and http://genoweb.univ-rennes1.fr/Serveur-GPO/outils.php3?id_rubrique=47.php3
The technique was mainly developed by Dalkey and Helmer in 1963 at the Rand Corporation.
The risk of low awareness and limited practical use of guidelines that mainly were developed at managerial levels has previously been recognized [ 42].
After brief reference to some early studies by other investigators, this paper focuses mainly on methods developed at the University of Southampton since 1964 to analyze and predict the free and forced wave motion in continuous periodic engineering structures.
