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Metallic components and its alloys have attracted worldwide attention due to the near net shape output and for the challenges posed in arriving at a high quality component.

The electromagnetic inverse problem is ill-posed; arriving at a solution requires a priori assumptions whose validity is generally unknown [43].

"Did you get the feel that she's really genuine?" The question, imperfectly put, arrived by text and was posed by a former Newcastle United player.

"As soon as the model arrived, she would be instructed to strike a pose that he already planned," Mr. Andrews said.

There was a moral panic about the threat posed by newly arrived workers in the towns and the possibility that servants might turn against their masters.

The family's wealth from Isaac Franklin is long gone, and although members came with gifts — a $1,000 donation, a family clock and a set of 11 silver spoons thought to be from Franklin's household — the cousins wanted to be careful not to pose as white saviors arriving to salvage an institution that African Americans had already rescued and restored.

As they arrived, I posed the question to the people who pay the admission fee.

Multiple studies undertaken over the past decade have resulted in conflicting results, and the heterogeneity of studies pose major challenges in arriving at a consensus.

Then Theseus arrived, posing as a victim but on a mission to slay the Minotaur.

Photograph: Pascal Le Segretain / Getty Images 8.06pm BST Performers dressed as nurses pose as they arrive for the Opening Ceremony.

One evening a North Vietnamese patrol arrived, posing some polite questions about why we were there, but often looking pointedly at the dog.