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The polar CMEs may propagate significantly above the ecliptical plane, which may cause more convenient conditions for planetary evolution.

Pi2 waves occur later in the substorm and their onset signals propagate significantly faster but still coherently across the array from two epicentres, one centred on the location of the substorm onset arc and another at lower latitudes.

Further, compared to the behaviour observed at the free corrosion potential, the dark regions propagated significantly faster during anodic potentiodynamic polarization and did not propagate significantly during cathodic potentiodynamic polarization.

As a result, activation propagated significantly faster along the septum in the complex model compared with the simplified model (compare 32 58 ms, frontal views).

One direction of maximum shear (specimen's length direction) is preferred, and circumferential fatigue cracks develop and propagate at significantly greater numbers of torsion load cycles.

Crack-induced NPLs are the attractive feature to identify and localize an invisible crack, because they are not spatially propagated but significantly contribute to local Lamb mode amplitudes at a crack interface.

Network coding (LLNC) also allows corrupted packets to propagate widely and significantly affect the data recovery procedure.

In summary, modeling of excess noise levels in terms of known regulatory interactions shows that, in accordance with our model, a substantial amount of the variation in noise levels can be explained by noise-propagation from noisy regulators, and the regulators we identify as most significantly propagating noise are consistent with existing biological knowledge regarding our growth conditions.

The crack propagating paths were significantly changed and the cracks length was visibly prolonged through crack deflection and crack blunting.

Although the mutation occurs at the N-terminus of helix 3, large effects (CSPs > 0.2 ppm) are propagated along the helix significantly disrupting many of the critical residues required for both UBA dimerisation and ubiquitin-binding.

However, the ability of aligned cells to propagate this wave was not significantly different when compared to nonaligned cells.