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The particular example of precipitation of ordered intermetallics from a disordered matrix is considered.

This methodology has been applied to the particular example of purified primary human HSPCs in bioengineered culture conditions.

To illustrate this coupling effect, the particular example of the channel-CS presented in Kim and Kim [Kim, N.-I., Kim, M.-Y., 2005.

This virtual environment is validated based on the particular example of a hobbing machine dedicated to gear cutting of car gearboxes.

The method is applied to the particular example of aeroacoustic testing in a hard-walled low-speed wind tunnel; however, the technique can be used in any reverberant environment.

Also, it is shown that the droplet, and/or droplet film structure, that is, selected emulsion and/or double emulsion may be considered as the particular example of memristive systems.

The entire solution methodology is illustrated in detail on the particular examples of the plate fin heat sink subjected non-uniform heat density on the surfaces.

The possibility that exponentiation should be understood to play a role in the formulation of strict finitism itself is also suggested by the fact that the particular examples of 'infeasible numbers' which have been put forth by Yessenin-Volpin and others have typically employed exponential or iterated exponential notations of the forms such as \(n_1^{{n}_2}\) or \(n_1^{n_2^{n_3}}\).

Figures S2B and S3B show, in contrast, the allometric scaling relationship for the particular examples of intra- and inter-specific phylogenies displayed in Figures S2A and S3A.

We modify and enhance the original TESLA certificate design and apply the new certificate to hybrid wireless networks to propose an energy-efficient source authentication protocol for nodes in group communication that takes advantage of the centralized infrastructure present in the network, which is the satellite overlay in this particular example of the hybrid network.

For the particular example analysed here, of possible interest in oil extraction or in microfluidic problems, the non-equilibrium effects may yield a reduction of the order of 10% of the extraction rate.