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Figure 10 presents lineaments deduced from the combination of different techniques used in this work (horizontal gradient, horizontal gradient maxima coupled with the upward continuation, Euler deconvolution).

The second one is based on a new notion of entailment under maximum entropy, where the principle of maximum entropy is coupled with the closed world assumption (CWA) from classical logic programming.

The hybrid composite jackets proposed in this work show also a remarkable increase in compressive strength and maximum radial strains, coupled with a significant low cost of the raw materials involved.

More recently, a government decree capping maximum interest rates coupled with a drop in consumer spending have hurt the company's growth prospects.

The D maximum at GUL coupled with reversal of H-variation near these latitudes are clearly indicates that the focus of the northern Sq vortex during both the normal and abnormal quiet days is located near GUL (24.9°.N geomagnetic latitude) for the stations situated along 75° E longitude.

Positive tumor ratios strongly depend on what each individual pathologist considers as maximum immunostaining intensity coupled with a systematical overestimation of tumor areas.

Thus, interventions that aim to promote plasticity can be expected to have maximum impact when coupled with optimal training and experience.

Besides, another deep fracture trending NW SE is detected at the contact ocean-continent (lineament L20); therein, the maxima of horizontal gradient coupled with upward continuation method reveal its westward dip.

The present work demonstrated that for rationale design of weld-bonded joints, adhesives with the less Young's modulus available should be coupled with maximum permissible gap thickness.

In addition, the maximum rise of temperature coupled with the time evolution of heating events supplies information about the damage severity.

The spline approach is coupled with maximum strain failure criteria to predict the response in the in-plane and out-of-plane shear directions.