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In this paper a numerical analysis is carried out of the velocity field throughout a swirl spray nozzle and more specially at the orifice.

Amorphous films of poly ethylene 2,6-naphthalate) (PEN) were drawn isothermally at temperatures between 130°C and 160°C, more specially at 145°C up to the desired draw ratios, mainly to study structure formation during uniaxial drawing by differential scanning calorimetry.

More specially, we pay attention to the design of the optimal multicast signal forwarding matrix at the multi-antenna cognitive relay.

It is more serious specially at the crossroad scenario when using traditional schemes, even resulting in the degrading or interruption of communications in intra- and inter-cluster.

Reportedly, players visited this place at all times of the day, both because of its location within the city, as well as the availability of PokéPoints.10 In contrast, weekends present a more diversified effect on the city, specially at night, with many areas showing highly positive differences.

Specially, at T1, the comparison group reported significantly more appearance control beliefs (M =4.81; SD = .97) than both the NSSI Maintain group (M =4.71; SD = 1.12) and the NSSI Stop group (M =4.39; SD = .85).85

Cassiano and Linhares (2015) also highlighted that the mother-infant interaction quality can influence the child's temperament, specially at an age considered a turning point to self-regulation and a higher demand for a more active maternal behavior.

She had the jacket made specially at an Oxford shop.

The DLS method offers more robustness (specially when T r is out of reach) at the cost of a slower convergence [ 52].

It may be well the case that these execution times are outperformed by specially designed aggregation protocols, which work much more efficiently at the cost of computing only a fixed aggregation function.

More important, at the center of the entire system would be thirty-four specially designed valves that would be made not of bronze but of stainless steel, with shorter stems that could withstand greater force.