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The distribution and elimination of fluid were analyzed by a two-volume kinetic model [ 1- 7] with a novel adaptation that allows analysis ("analysis" is repateded word in this sentence - can we write "novel adaptation that takes uneven distribution into consideration" ?) of uneven distribution.
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During the lyophilization, GO sheets will take uneven stress when part of them exposed in the air while the other was still remaining inside ice. Figure 2a,b showed a SEM image of GO sheets exfoliated from graphite.
If you want a more messy look, take uneven strands.
In 1991, he and Bruce Sterling wrote a novel called "The Difference Engine," an alternative history that takes the uneven-future idea to an extreme.
The intensity of their collaboration took an uneven toll on the writers.
The financial crisis has taken an uneven toll among retailers, a major subsector in consumer cyclicals.
"My thought was that we were taking an uneven amount of resources from the two elements that are the most basic responsibilities of the federal government, which are national defense and the development of a national transportation infrastructure," Mr. Cardenas said.
Out on Court 7 yesterday, Switzerland's eternally second best player, Stanislas Wawrinka, seeded 18th, took five uneven sets to dismiss the Italian Flavio Cipolla, who didn't really recover form a collision with a line judge in the fourth set.
Taking the uneven lighting mouse image used in Section 3.2.2 for example, the two pure background sub-regions (T 1, P 1) and (P 2, T 3) in the 160th row are extracted due to its large variation of light intensity with α = 60.
After taking the uneven sex distribution into account, the gradient trend between vulnerability and family income remained, as shown in the decreasing adjusted odds ratio with increasing family income in Table 5, although the relationship was no longer statistically significant because of the reduced sample size.
The face load factor is a common coefficient used in gear design standards that takes into account the uneven distribution of load across the face width of the gears caused by the mesh misalignment.
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