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Strain in the latter is confirmed by Raman spectroscopy, and supported by finite element modelling, which gives an insight into the strain distribution and its effect on the band structure, in pillar structures fully coated by silicon nitride stressor layers.

He projects to 43 percent of the vote in the forecast model, which gives him a 94 percent chance of winning New Hampshire's primary on Tuesday.

Germany's corporatist Mitbestimmung model, which gives workers a say in management, has made it easier both to push through structural reforms and to hold down wages.

The drop shows the downside to the rosy picture politicians like to paint of the "John Lewis" model, which gives each employee part-ownership of the company, a share of its annual profits and a say in how it is run.

Nonetheless, we use 11% in our model, which gives us an intrinsic value of $29.05 per share.

The approach is based upon a model, which gives debonding stress as a function of interfacial adhesion.

Results show that all experimental Sherwood numbers occur between the two models, which gives credence to the measurements.

"Because our food is chilled, we can escape the traditional A-B delivery model which gives us the opportunity to do some pretty cool stuff," explains Rawlings.

He mentions the possibility of using a simple lead-referral model, which gives a Web site a fee every time it successfully matches a buyer and seller.

Fan and Longtin developed a femtosecond breakdown model which gives the time at which the laser intensity reaches the breakdown threshold at a given position [17], TB (Z).

The Hybrid model developed combines Markov model as well as Hidden Markov Model which gives user the list of web pages of their interest.