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Those claims seemed to raise doubts among the jurors, because in the theory presented by prosecutors, the driver of the car did not fire at either of the officers.

The harmonic theory presented by Nicomachus in the Handbook is not original and is, in fact, somewhat retrograde.

The fractal geometry theory presented by Mandelbrot (1979) has been applied to rock mechanics since 1982 (Xie 1996).

The nonlocal continuum theory, presented by Eringen in 1983, shows a more precise constitutive rule for small-scale structures in comparison with the common local elastic theories.

A size-dependent model of a three-layer microbeam including a flexoelectric dielectric layer is proposed based on the theory presented by Hadjesfandiari.

A spline finite strip method is developed for static analysis of composite plates using the higher-order zigzag composite plate theory presented by Cho and Parmerter.

This article covers topics such as the theory of dyes adsorption in multi-component systems along with applicable models according to the consistent theories presented by researchers.

Composite theories presented by other researchers are first thoroughly reviewed and scrutinized in the context of their use for precast concrete beams.

The basic argument in defense of the Humean theory, presented notably by Michael Smith (1994: 119 125), is that beliefs and desires are modally separable: it is at least conceivable, and according to Smith actual, that someone maintains the belief that they ought to do something while losing the associated desire, due to depression, say.

Systematic comparison has been carried out between the experimental data with different tunnel fire configurations and the prediction by the theory presented in a previous paper by Zhang et al. The objective of such comparison is to validate the mechanism explained by the theory and its conclusions.

In addition to these theories, the Maugis Pollock (MP) theory was presented by Maugis et al. [6].