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This effect cannot be neglected, even for bimaterials with homogeneous mechanical properties and inhomogeneity in thermal properties only (e.g. welded joints of ferritic and austenitic steel).

Bergmann experimentally studied WAL in various metallic thin films [19] and confirmed that the Maki-Thompson correction gives the most contribution of superconducting fluctuations and cannot be neglected even for temperatures far above T c.

It is found that in-plane displacements of plate increase dramatically and cannot be rationally neglected even for a thin NFRC plate when the inhomogeneity of Young's modulus of natural fibers was considered.

This large difference clearly shows that the specific electrostatics of the nanotube network cannot be neglected even for dense networks when the gate dielectric is very thin.

Moreover, the bias toward academics meant that rural education tended to be neglected, even though the need for agricultural modernization in national development required that peasants acquire a wide range of skills.

Unfortunately, the role of entropy, expressing irreversibility, is often neglected even though the entropy inequality, as a conceptual derivative, is verified for some first order schemes.

To those, like this reviewer, who have always thought Hardy as unwise to have given up fiction as George Meredith was to neglect poetry, even for a time, Tomalin's treatment of the Emma poems prompts at least a tentative reconsideration.

How Uncle Brian brought up the affair at Christmas dinner; how Mel's dad had neglected to even thank Mel for the present she'd spent months thinking about; how Lucy's dad took it upon himself to permit her young kids so much chocolate they'd orbited the Christmas tree for days.

In the optical domain, (etasim1), allowing to neglect this term even for asymmetric channels.

Neglect and Mistreatment during Pregnancy In case of female fetus, pregnant woman is given less nutritious food and rest, not registered for antenatal care, neglected and even abused.

With an unemployment rate estimated by the Ministry of Labor and Employment to fluctuate between 60percentand80percentcent, young people are wondering what to do with their lives while such industries as textiles, agriculture and mining recover from the war or long-term neglect, even as they are bracing themselves for the introduction of a market economy.