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At present, dense strong motion observation networks have been established in Japan.

They tend to course with lateral recess stenosis and present dense adhesions to dura and nerve roots [6].

Microstructural studies show that the coatings present dense layered structure and low porosity with a fraction of nanocrystals precipitated.

The present dense data of seismic intensities in Japan give us useful information on seismic intensity distributions for earthquakes of known place, type, and depth (Fig. 6).

Furthermore, this low-velocity anomaly corresponds to a highly conductive zone imaged by a wideband magnetotelluric survey crossing the present dense linear array at X ~ 25 km (Umeda et al. 2006).

Let δ: A → M̃(A ⊗ Cr∗(G)) be a coaction of a locally compact group G on a C∗-algebra A. Then for any closed normal amenable subgroup H of G we define a coaction δ ¦: A → M̃(A ⊗ Cr∗(GH)) ofGHon A. We present dense ∗-subalgebras of the crossed products A ×δ G and A ×δ¦ (GH) and use these to induce representations of A ×δ¦ (GH) to representations of A ×δG.

It presented dense layer and high separation, which removed 46.52% methanol from the 80 20 (wt%) methanol/water mixture.

The results showed that the TaSi2 coating was composed of hexagonal TaSi2 phase and presented dense lamellar microstructure combining defects, such as pores, interfaces and oxygen impurity.

Pioneering installation artist Judy Pfaff presents dense, active, detritus beautiful wall sculpture in her show of new work, Sculptural Paintings, at Braunstein/Quay Gallery, San Francisco, through November 6, 2010.

In light of the constant aerial strikes by the US and its allies, IS has dispersed and made its forces more mobile, no longer presenting dense concentrations of fighting men as it did when it seized Mosul in mid-2014.

MGMT and SLC5A8 (Class B-I) presented dense promoter hypermethylation in hESCs but not in normal differentiated tissues (Figure 2A, and Figures S2, S3) whilst Class B-II genes were frequently hypermethylated in hESCs and sometimes in normal tissues (Figures S4, S5).