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For high aspect ratio unit cells a clear localization band is found inside the cell, which actually represents several parallel bands, due to periodicity.

But perhaps we might do better to more actively harness placebo, which actually represents the healing ability of our own minds and the environments we place them in.

The encoder signal, often used for shaft speed measurement, has been used to construct the instantaneous angular speed (IAS) waveform, which actually represents the signature of the torsional vibration.

The result was YFTB, which appears to be a classic "astroturfing" PR operation that gives the impression of a grassroots operation, suggesting the public and landowners all hate the RSPB, but which actually represents the views of very few anonymous landowners.

As configured, the PS63 runs $1499, which sounds on the high side but which actually represents a solid value given everything that comes in the box.

The second equality denotes how the output power from platform i is calculated, which actually represents the DC power flow model of the system.

In an earlier investigation the MAX/EGS4 exposure model had been used to calculate absorbed dose distributions for the radiological accident in Yanango/Peru, which actually represented the simulation of exposure from a point source on the surface of the body.

In his first two seasons, the team was 9-29 (which actually represented considerable progress); in each of the past two years, Saunders has had a winning record and played host to a playoff game.

A May 2018 CNN Poll showed an overall approval rating of 42%, which actually represented a slight uptick.

We also made a list of things which people may believe are theorems, but which actually represent definitions.

One of the main challenges to this achievement, which actually represent a key contribution of our article, is the design and analysis of different handover strategies.