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Later on in this article, software and hardware failures will be supposed to be controlled by operators in charge of the different respective infrastructures.

In this manner, the porosity of a mortar TS molded in the dimensions of (2 × 4) cm was analyzed by means of the X-ray microtomography technique (μ-CT), while taking the different respective regions of interest (ROIs) into account.

The changes in the spectrum between the two compounds reflect the differences in the site of the glycosidic linkage formed, and particularly the major differences in the carbon shifts for the Xyl 3 and Xyl 4 sites between the two disaccharides is diagnostic of the change in their participation in the two different respective glycosidic linkages.

The different intervals along the axes will correspond to different respective values price intervals for the price axis and quantities of goods for the quantity axis.

Apart from time-dependent concentrations of the different isotopes (their respective ions), the contour maps were also presented, including the zone of maximum efficiency for different time as well as initial concentration.

In Figure 1 a flow-chart diagram of the different steps of respective method are presented.

This difference is likely attributable to the different sensitivity of the respective techniques.

The difference in yield levels between populations reflected the different duration of their respective phenotyping experiments (3 years for PV vs. 1 year for Me).

The national targets differ among Member States and reflect the different starting points and respective country potentials for increasing electricity production via renewables [13].

The poor correlation between metric and DH type II bursts is confirmed, and the difference is attributed to the different Alfven speeds in the respective source regions.

This 'intrinsic' radiosensitivity differs largely between tumour types and is at least partly due to the different sensitivity of the respective tumour cells Deacon et al, 1984; Fertil and Malaise, 1985).