In turbulence applications, strongly imposed no-slip conditions often lead to inaccurate mean flow quantities for coarse boundary-layer meshes.
The insulating character of BNNTs strongly imposes a great restriction on their applicability in nano-electronic devices.
It is interesting to note here that the 'complete' decay of the system excitations was strongly imposed by the choice of the coefficients C (38) and C′ (39).
Hence, right lrPFC seems to be primarily engaged when the alternative processing mode needs to be strongly imposed (cf. Gilbert et al. 2005; Burgess et al. 2007).
Asymmetries in voluntary switching costs and task choice have been taken to reflect the effects of between-task competition (Yeung 2010), which is enhanced when switching away from a difficult and, hence, strongly imposed task.
Task asymmetries in switch costs and voluntary choice have typically been interpreted as evidence for the effects of between-task competition: Weak tasks must be strongly imposed and are therefore difficult to switch away from, resulting in high levels of competition and correspondingly poor performance on subsequent trials.
Specifically, performing a weak task is thought to require a strongly imposed task set, which is then difficult to overcome when switching away from this task, resulting in large performance costs (Allport et al. 1994) and a tendency to perform competing tasks less often (Yeung 2010).
German industry is lobbying strongly against imposing sanctions on Russia.
Though public and congressional sentiment are strongly against imposing a fee-per-mile tolling system, most transportation experts acknowledge that with revenue from the federal gas tax dwindling, the vehicle-miles-traveled tax, as it is known, is best option.
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