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On the other hand, there is an important difference between the UC-CN model and the rest; the former presents cycles of long duration, practically exceeding the conventionally accepted limit (32 quarters).

This is confirmed from (10) as well, whereby it is estimated as x1 - x0 = π / λ ∈[130.6, 232.2] mm, which practically exceeds the specimen length.

The challenge however when using spatially dense shape descriptions is that the number of shape variables practically always exceeds the number of observations.

Polymeric materials possessing a practically unlimited chemical stability exceeding even platinum appear to be plastics obtained on the basis of fluorocarbonic compounds, which can be used as independent and lining materials, and in the role of coatings.

The results show that co-combustion can be carried out in a CFB plant designed for the base fuel without exceeding EU emission limits for practically interesting sludge energy fractions.

Practically no pressure dependence could be observed for pressures exceeding 6 MPa.

The above-mentioned conclusions are confirmed by recorded changes of polarizability of tested samples, which after exceeding percolation threshold, had parameter Δ ε practically set on the maximal value (Fig. 3b).

It is shown that total porosity of composites BHА/glass-Sr practically by 2 times exceeds that of composites BHA/glass and can reach 61%.

Using dilute dye solutions in the range of (0.30 1.50 × 10−5 mol dm−3) the rate increased as the Fe3+ concentration was increased from 1.5 × 10−4 to 6.0 × 10−4 mol dm−3, and becomes practically constant when it exceeds 6.0 × 10−4 mol dm−3.

High abnormal to super pressures are observed from middle-lower Bhuban, practically in all the structures of the Cachar area with pressure gradient reaching to almost geostatic or even exceeding it.

Proportions exceeding 10% were obtained for cancers of the skin, breast, female genital organs, prostate and urinary organs, whereas practically no or few avoidable deaths were obtained for stomach and lung cancers.