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After a section reduction of 60%, a macroscopic roughness of the tantalum surface has been observed: two sets of perpendicular undulations developed (parallel and perpendicular to the drawing axis), with wavelengths in the 100 μm range.

But objects that underwent neutral monistic reconstruction according to the distal model (see the section "Reduction of the Physical") can accommodate an indefinite number of apparently incompatible properties the object has each of the many incompatible properties "at a different place," viz., at the place from which it appears to have that property.

In the section 'Derivation of G-S equation in the new approach', G-S equation including the effect of elongation ratio and triangularity is derived, and in the section 'Reduction of new G-S equation to the simple case of circular cross section', the reduction of the obtained equations to the case of circular cross section is shown as a justification.

Parity sectioned reduction of a linear code gives a non-uniform error correcting code.

The presented investigation is focused on one important maintenance problem – tuyeres wear and their free section reduction solidification of melt.

The effects of section reduction due to the openings on the load-carrying capacity of the beams and the important design parameters, such as opening locations and presence of web reinforcement are investigated.

In the next section, the reduction of these bubble parameters is shown to be a result of the surface modification, in particular the increased surface wettability, found for the nanofluid-boiled surfaces.

The benefits most often attributed to delivery by caesarean section were reduction of pain and convenience for family or health professionals.

As suggested in the previous section, reductions in the costs of drug R&D could constitute an important incentive for companies to invest in pharmacogenomics research that targets diseases that are predominant in the developing world but costly to treat (such as HIV), as well as those that have not yet been well explored (e.g., orphan or neglected diseases).

This paper is organized as follows: After the presentation of some notations and auxiliary material in Section 2, we present in Section 3, the reduction of the Robin problems in bounded and unbounded multiply connected regions to the RH problem.

Using results of Section 2 and approach of Section 3 (Section 3.1), we describe reduction of the integro-differential system x ′ ( t ) = X ( t, x, ∫ t + ∞ K ( t, s ) g ( s, x ( s ) ) d s ), (5.1).