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This paper communicates the first comprehensive analytical study of the title problem.

This paper communicates the analysis of the dissipated energy for a traveling wheel at collision time with obstacles while a controlled laboratory condition of the soil bin facility equipped with a single wheel-tester rig was utilized to carry out the experiments.

Whatever else was on Willem de Kooning's mind in 1953 and 1954 as he worked on "Woman" (pictured), this oil on paper communicates the mysterious, large-eyed force and mystery of ancient Sumerian imagery and the destructiveness of some of its people with electrifying clarity.

Well, yesterday, the paper, communicating through Don Meyer at Rubin Meyer Communications, said that Solomon's resignation was effective, uhm... six days ago.

Behind glass, scraps of paper communicate outrage and despair.

Results presented in any tables, figures or additional files are the reviewers' calculations based on the mean and sd of each group provided within each study paper, communicating authors, or calculated/estimated from charts.

In this paper, a previously communicated input design method, based on an approximate a-priori steady state model, is extended to the case that the known approximate model at hand is a dynamic one.

The objectives of this paper are to communicate innovation theory to the different actors in the system under a common perspective and to reveal the complexity of innovation systems.

This paper aims to communicate new empirical results from research on relationships between the critical factors of resources, work/entrepreneurial experiences, perseverance of Vietnamese entrepreneurs and the likelihood of success, and decisions on their own entrepreneurial attempts, using a nationwide survey data set containing more than 3000 observations obtained in 2015 (Fig. 1).

Finally, the findings of this paper should be communicated by academia and also by industry bodies such as the Association of British Healthcare Industries ABHIin in order to improve practice throughout the wider medical device industry.

This paper explores both what is communicated (content) and how this is communicated (verbal behaviours) during different types of handover conversations across care boundaries in emergency care.