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Shape transformers are defined to capture the shear deformation that shapes of alternative cross-section exhibit with respect to beam slenderness.

It has been observed that shapes of some of the simulated adsorption and desorption curves are similar as shapes found in experiments reported in literature.

Experimental data show that shapes of relaxation curves on pre-loaded samples are strongly affected by strain increment Δϵ = ϵmax − ϵ: (i) when Δϵ is small, stress monotonically decays with time, (ii) with an increase in Δϵ, the relaxation process becomes non-monotonic, and (iii) at relatively large increments Δϵ, stress grows with time.

Q magazine placed the song at number 61 in its March 2005 list of the "100 Greatest Guitar Tracks Ever!" Beatles' historian Ian MacDonald, writing in Revolution in the Head, described Beck's solo as "groundbreaking", while Unterberger commented that "Shapes of Things" "can justifiably be classified as the first psychedelic rock classic".

Note that shapes of the spore cells stained by SYRO 9 are clearly distinguishable from rod-shaped vegetative cells.

A characteristic aspect of nonlinear sorption is that shapes of BTC's differ during the contamination and decontamination phase.

The models suggest that shape of the substituent at N8 position of the pyrazole ring should be optimum.

Fifteen patients treated with SSRIs had just that shape of the profile of cortisol secretion.

k is a fitting parameter that determines that shape of the inhibition curve, which we assumed to be at 1.5.

These experiments have revealed that the shapes of these cilia are quite diverse, and that the shape determines the type of information the neurons process.

The result was that the shapes of the graphs lost their pictorial, "motivated" quality.