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The Dolphins' Cameron Wake leads the league in sacks; the Patriots Jerod Mayoo tops all in tackles.

In particular, the concept of curved wake leads to conclude that the curvature of the leaflets' surface must be identified as an important parameter, which deserves careful attention in PHV design and development.

In general, the placement of control rod pairs in the near wake leads to an important weakening of the lift coefficient and alters substantially the phase between transverse force and cylinder displacement.

It was observed that individual bubble wakes led to increased bubble bubble interaction and as a result fluctuations in CL were increased.

Giant melting icebergs may be a symbol of climate change but new research has revealed that the plumes of nutrient-rich waters they leave in their wake lead to millions of tonnes of carbon being trapped each year.

BY THE NUMBERS Wake Forest led the Atlantic Coast Conference in scoring (83.8) but was last in defense (75.6).

The first day (there is more in front of the Senate Thursday) was like an endless wake, which led to rambling meditation, many maudlin congratulations, thanks and eulogies from representatives who will, at most, regret losing the chance to whack their favorite economic piñata.

Analysis of a dataset for multiple sleep-wake traits led to previously undetected interactions (including the differential genetic control of number and duration of REM bouts), as well as possible shared genetic regulatory mechanisms for seemingly different unrelated sleep-wake traits (e.g., number of arousals and REM latency).

The captain's wake accidentally leads the whale to the cruise ship, but the parade of sexual activity quickly scares it off.

Songaila led Wake Forest with 16 points.

Wake Forest was led by Eric Williams with 20 points.