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Experimental results for acceleration of vibration and sound pressure under different rotational speeds indicate that the straight discharge pipe connecting the volute is forced to vibrate the most intensively at the blade passing frequency (BPF) and acts as the major contributor to the compressor noise emission.

In contrast, N. noctula foraged most intensively at low insect diversity values above arable fields with the tallest crops (Fig. 6).

Hereby, N. noctula bats foraged most intensively at low to medium insect diversity values on fields with very tall crops (Fig. 7a).

In particular, P. nathusii might focus on the overall insect abundance, as these bats foraged most intensively at high insect abundance values irrespective of the crop height (Fig. 6).

This was when copper was most intensively mined at Kansanshi, but it is not known who was buying it.

The democratic possibilities in the Koran are most intensively studied at Islamic studies centers in Europe and the United States, not in the many Arab states where the propagation of democratic ideas can lead swiftly to prison.

Among alkaloids, I focus on the production of isoquinoline alkaloids (IQAs), as their biosynthesis has been most intensively studied at the molecular level and their application in metabolic engineering has also been intensively examined.

Gene ontology analysis of S.erythraea genes most intensively targeted for destruction at the metabolic switch returned a large enrichment for transcripts associated with the translational process, including ribosomal genesis (4.6-fold, p = 2.12x10-5), ribosomal proteins (1.4-fold, p = 6.3x10-7) and other associated translational factors.

However, our results suggest that previous visual studies could have underestimated the importance of night-time use at the most intensively used of these sites (Sutors, Fig. 4a).

As "Colonel Roosevelt" describes how Roosevelt's "Bull Moose" campaign, via the breakaway Progressive Party, managed to hobble the Republican Taft and elect a Democrat, Woodrow Wilson, this book is at its most intensively political.

Participants accessed a wide range of health and social care services (Table 2), but the most intensively used were the GP (84% at baseline) and MS nurse (82% at baseline), followed by neurologists (66%).