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These should be interpreted as a failure of the mean-field approach for larger J. Figure 12(b) in turn compares the mean-field solution (red) and full numerical solutions (dashed lines) for J / γ = 0.2 and U / γ = 0.5 as the drive strength Ω is increased.

Condiments like soy sauce, as well as pickles, often are in center aisles in supermarkets, where only about 20 percent of shoppers tend to turn, compared with about 60 percent who cruise the produce or deli aisles on the perimeter, said Mr. Lucas.

But it's difficult to escape the conviction that Ant-Man's main advantage is not a real transformation of ability, but simple hilarious tininess, getting through cracks and between prison bars, and that he is a bit of a comic turn compared to the heavy hitters of superheroism.

This program was in turn compared to a "benchmark" treatment Biofeedback.

The E22Q mutation increases the population with intact VGSN turn compared to the wild-type (WT) peptide.

The RFGD plasma sterilization method was compared to two well-established techniques — ethylene oxide (ETO) and γ-irradiation - which were in turn compared to disinfection in 70% ethanol.

The percentages of the three mineral admixtures combined in cement are 30%, 10%and10%0% in turn, comparing them to a Portland cement without mineral admixtures.

The simulations are in turn compared to experimental measurements of growth rates, morphology of IMC grains and evolution of interface roughness.

We discuss extensions for Dirichlet boundary conditions and in turn compare with methods that have been explicitly designed to handle Dirichlet boundary conditions.

Within the US, continental scale maps use Forest Inventory Analysis (FIA) plot data for model development, and biomass estimates are in turn compared with FIA county or regional averages as a type of validation [7 9].

This research used ET obtained from eddy covariance to evaluate the 3T model and in turn compared the model-simulated ET with that of the more traditional SEBAL (Surface Energy Balance Algorithm for Land) model.