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In the caisson chamber, a multi-resonant oscillating water column (MOWC) was formed to push or suck air through the air turbine and thus continuously generated the power.
Efficient and wide-spectrum potentialities of recombinant DNA technology and proteomics are fruitfully employed by manufacturers in order to obtain highly purified antigens or novel targets to be spotted on blot matrices thus continuously implementing their multianalytic platforms.
We thus note that the overall probe pulse photon number increases by nearly 1%, followed by some weaker oscillations that are originating from a remnant of the probe pulse that is trapped and thus continuously interacts with the soliton [see Fig. 4(a), trapped light is visible for z > 1.5 mm, around t ~ 0 fs].
The boundary stress is proportional to displacement and velocity, thus continuously distributed dashpots and springs can be placed on the artificial boundaries in the normal and tangential directions to simulate the energy absorption of the infinite media outside of the finite domain for the interior distributed source problems.
This gives the necessary closure and thus continuously lowers an important barrier for reconciliation.
Ongoing changes in society and industry require teachers and schools to be responsive and thus continuously (re develop themselves and their practices (Darling-Hammond 2006; Nicholls 2001).
Under constant irradiation, the molecules thus operate continuously as directionally rotating motors17.
Thus, islets continuously arise from founder cells located in the branching and ramifying ducts.
Thus a continuously differentiable but still nonconvex optimization formulation of the CNDP is created and a locally convergent augmented Lagrangian method is applied to solve this equivalent problem.
Although the epithelia of organs such as the intestine regenerate constantly and thus remain continuously proliferative, other organs, such as the mammalian urinary bladder, shift from near-quiescence to a highly proliferative state in response to epithelial injury.
Material removal by a laser beam produces propagating changes in geometry that decrease the structural stiffness and thus alter continuously the vibration response of the structure being processed, as the machining advances.
