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Brown dwarfs are what we could call failed stars, as they never manage to initiate nuclear reactions in their centres," Mr Gagne said.

Visualization of different spark realizations shows that successful ignition events manage to initiate a flame at the separation corner of the bluff body and that the direction of initial flame propagation depends more on the ignition location than on the flow conditions due to the convection of the flame kernel by the mean flow.

This argument is supported by the well-known fact that in wireless networks call dropping creates significantly larger user annoyance than call blocking, i.e., users are more irritated when their ongoing call ends or has a very poor quality than they are when they do not manage to initiate a call.

In a 2013 paper, five scientists including Higgins described how they managed to initiate neogenesis in human skin.

But it was not until his second spell in office, in 2010, that Orbán managed to initiate the total transformation he had presaged more than two decades earlier.

Now researchers report in tomorrow's Nature that they have managed to initiate a chemical reaction with mechanical force, using sound waves to essentially pull on long polymer chains.

In addition to this, although the European federalists managed to initiate two more projects; namely, European Defence Community and European Political Community, they failed mostly because of the strong institutionalization of 'national sovereignty' in Western Europe and particularly in France (Hainsworth et al., 2004).

At triple break point, a virtual match point, Benneteau managed to initiate a rally.

Some of its allies have even managed to initiate talks with the Saudi government to negotiate over the fate of the city.

During his limited time in office, Garfield managed to initiate reform of the Post Office Department's notorious "star route" rings and reassert the superiority of the office of the President over the U.S. Senate on the issue of executive appointments.

Our results are conservative in the sense that they give an upper bound for the probability that an infected traveler manages to initiate an epidemic, compared to an offspring distribution with a greater variance but the same reproduction number [14].