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This was not observed for the AWJ plates, where instead cyclic loading-induced delamination cracks initiated and propagated much later.

Sound appeared to propagate much more efficiently along the chain than normal to it.

For example, Radford et al.8 modeled a reef as an extended sound source and found that reef sound pressure propagates much further than predicted by a point source.

These are called shock waves; they can propagate much beyond the speed of linear elastic waves and are accompanied by significant heating.

Since the hot flame propagates much faster than the cool flame, it eventually catches up and merges with the leading cool flame.

Because that band propagates much better through trees and other sorts of things, it could enable a new generation of digital communications networks that could coexist with television, and that would handle longer-range communications better than Wi-Fi.

Finally, we analyze the diversion results in parallel core set-up with different permeability, where the wormhole propagates much longer in the low-permeability core when SDVA acid is injected compared to HCl acid systems and wormhole breaks in high-permeability core firstly no matter which acid systems are used.

channels lying Facebook and Twitter that allow ideas to propagate much.

Worse still, the all-important live video feed uses a much higher frequency range, so it does not propagate much at all.

In such a case the scribble strength should be decreased for the scribbles which indicate tiny details and therefore should not propagate much.

At a lapse time of t = 50 to 80 s, the surface waves near the Saitama-Chiba border (mark B) were propagating much slower than the surface waves propagating in the midst of Saitama (mark C).