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A simple and rapid procedure for demonstrating this effect is described.

This effect is described as a recycling of radiative modes in the waveguide.

This effect is described by the Nernst equation, which gives the change in voltage from the standard potential caused by changes in concentration and temperature.

This effect is described by a forth rank compliance contribution tensor which serves as the basic building block for various homogenization schemes aimed at calculation of the overall elastic properties of the materials containing multiple inhomogeneities.

The temperature is calculated at each part of the mesh grid to describe the thermal dissolution or rupture of the CF. This effect is described by the Fourier steady state heat equation given as [83]: -nabla times left knabla Tright)=rho {J}^2 (97).

This effect is described by the activity, i.e. the product of the activity coefficient and the molar fraction of the given compound in the particle.

Possible mechanisms responsible for this effect are described.

This effect was described by Amin et al., where a small amount (up to 0.3%%) of ultrafine Fe3O4 nanoparticles was applied to a cementitious composite [15].

This effect was described either when the presence of disease was reflected or if absence of disease was shown [citation 7].

In particular, this effect was described in liver metastases from colorectal cancer in patients who received bolus 5-fluorouracil (Mauritz et al, 2007).

This effect was described before as a result of a hybridization of the surface plasmon of the metallic substrate with the particles' plasmon [ 26, 27].