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While traditional modal strain energy methods must compare the modal information between the same mode for the baseline (analytical) and damaged (measured) structures, no such constraint is required for the CMSE method.

Zener (Zener, 1949) provided the solution for spherical precipitates in the diffusion control mode while Horvey and Cahn (Horvay & Cahn, 1961), as well as Ham (Ham, 1959), provided the solution in the same mode for the shape preserving growth of ellipsoidal precipitates.

The device was tested and found to remain at the same mode of resonance for several hours.

Out of the 59 studies, 58 used the same mode of data collection for all participants in the sample.

Thermodynamic analysis of the interaction between yeast eIF3b-RRM and eIF3j revealed the same range of enthalpy change and dissociation constant as for the human proteins, providing another line of evidence for the same mode of interaction between eIF3b and eIF3j in both organisms.

The same mode of action was also observed for synthetic antifungal nystatin, which was used as a positive control.

The programs are operated in the same mode used for actual well logging except that the codes utilized to control the acquisition nodes are blocked.

Note, in Table 3, that only the results at time intervals 1 and 2 are listed, and the schedules are the same (Mode 7) for the rest of the time periods.

Another piece in the same mode, "The Goddess Athena" (1992), for baritone and chamber ensemble, was performed late last month by the Met Chamber Ensemble at Weill Recital Hall.

This decreasing trend of natural frequency for smaller values of g is more pronounced, for example, by increasing the value of g from 1 to 3 (approximately 200%), the frequency of the first mode for the compound plate decreases by 1.32% but by increasing g from 3 to 9 (approximately 200%) of the same plate and for the same mode, the frequency decreases by 0.71%.

But read him alongside Donald Goines, who was essentially writing in the same mode at the same time, but for a predominantly African American audience.