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Non-linear multi-modes may therefore come about when the system exhibits non-linear coupling among generalised co-ordinates.

It may therefore come as a surprise to some in outer London who thought air pollution was not their problem.

It may therefore come as a surprise that 80,000 Moroccans fought at General Franco's side in the 1930s.

If such requirements are to be met, future CSOs may therefore come from backgrounds in business, science, technology and geography alike.

The bursts may therefore come from a neutron star in such an environment or could be explained by other models, such as a highly magnetized wind nebula13 or supernova remnant14 surrounding a young neutron star.

This morning's news, that the American economy shrank at a 0.1% annual pace in the last three months of 2012, may therefore come as a bit of a shock to many.

It may, therefore, have come as a surprise to the RBI governor when his criticism of Fed unilateralism (as well as similar concerns voiced by his peers) attracted a swift and sharp rebuttal from none other than Mr Rodrik, together with another of his former co-authors, Arvind Subramanian.

However, the current ÖVP leader, Mr Molterer, seems far from willing to accept a position as vice-chancellor in a government headed by Mr Faymann.A new grand coalition may therefore only come about if Mr Molterer decides to step down as party leader, as is possible given that the election result represented a significant defeat for his party.

They may therefore have come into contact with free viral antigens, transmitted by aerosol or, to a lesser extent, experienced conjunctival exposure to virus-laden droplets of urine, feces, or blood of the unknown natural host.

It may therefore not come as a surprise that in the U.S. for instance, where radicalization and particularly terrorism receive a lot of scientific and political attention, education is hardly included in an attempt to counter radicalization (see Webber 2011).

The slower evolving emissions of methanethiol in D. radicum-infested B. nigra and B. juncea which did not occur in artificially damaged plants of these species may therefore come from the growing population of gut bacteria in the digested root materials.