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A long pressure trail, which is distributed from the transverse detonation to downstream, was reproduced, clearly showing that the pressure trail also spins synchronously with the transverse detonation.

However, substantial differences clearly appear at distances >140 km, where later phases are reproduced clearly after P waves.

Four of these patterns were clearly reproduced with the "null" theory that birds select habitat randomly.

By plotting the calculated quantities in an appropriate way, the diffusion-dominated, mixed and convection-dominated flow regimes are clearly reproduced by our model.

This was clearly reproduced in simulation (b).

c XB3pcf channel and sheet sand body distribution clearly reproduced.

Although such structures were expected from ground and satellite observations, the SAMI3/ESF model clearly reproduced the 3D structure for the first time.

Although the important features of large-scale EPBs observed at that time were clearly reproduced by Zalesak et al. (1982), intermediate-scale structures close to the Fresnel scale of VHF and L-band signals were also studied through simulations and compared with in situ observations (e.g., Keskinen et al. 1981; Zargham and Seyler 1987 , 1989 Kelley et al. 1987).

Open image in new window Fig. 14 A section passing though wells showing extended elastic impedance at (chi = 22{^circ }) corresponding to the background EEI Open image in new window Fig. 15 a XB2 sheet sand body distribution clearly reproduced on the basis of EEI (22°) while GR log on the figure shows the top and bottom of the sheet sand.

In the reservoir unit, the background EEI captured accurately the high values of background EEI, corresponding to water sand, while the oil sand reservoirs are characterized by low values of background EEI. Figure 15a shows the distribution of XB2 oil sheet sand body in section view, which is clearly reproduced on the basis of EEI (22°).

Once established, silica-induced inflammation progresses even after occupational exposure has ended, a phenomenon clearly reproduced in experimental animals [35].