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The process of stretching in air was modelled with coupled one-dimensional equations of continuity and motion based on work of Barq, Haudin, Agassant, and Bourgin (Int. Poly. Process. 9 (1994) 350) the crystallinity generation term, according to the Nakamura non-isothermal model, was included in the equation of energy lumped along the thickness direction.
In the present study, we aimed to test this hypothesis by using two types of physical effort: rowing that engages all major muscle groups in the body, and one-leg knee extension exercise model that relies on work of isolated muscle group and lowers the strain on the cardiovascular system.
A tour of "Brooklyn Works" focusing on work of African-Americans and Caribbean-Americans in Brooklyn over centuries.
His aides have said he would incorporate a prescription drug benefit into an overhaul of the Medicare program, building on work of a bipartisan Congressional commission that has called for competition between the public and private sectors.
Shepheard favors what he cheerfully calls "fast criticism," modeled on work of software engineers who begin with miscellaneous bits of prefabricated code and mangle them together till they yield a new program.
Professor Moser's work builds on work of Jacob Schmookler and Kenneth Sokoloff, both of whom have used 19th-century patent records to correlate rates of invention with market demand.
Bureaucrats can make all the rules and set all the benchmarks they want, but none of it will change anything if no one can be found to do the hands-on work of teaching.
His wife refurbishes antique furniture and does most of the other hands-on work of the household, while he both values and chafes against their domestic life.
Neurosurgeons, whom Dr. Firlik describes as "part scientist, part mechanic," do manual labor, the hands-on work of opening the skull and cutting out tumors or cysts.
Since November 2008, Larry Keith has done the actual, hands-on work of restoration, liaising closely with Syson and the gallery's scientific department.
Unable to share his nautical passion with his wife, he invited his sailing schoolmate to join in the quest for a boat and, later, the hands-on work of reviving it.
