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Minimisation of the energy functional with respect to the basic function contribution coefficients has led to a simple non-linear multi-modal equation, the solution of which gives in the case of a single mode assumption an expression for the non-linear frequencies which is much simpler than that derived from the non-linear partial differential equation obtained previously by several authors.

This result is confirmed by the application of the NOx model in the large eddy simulation of the ALSTOM EV double cone burner, which gives, in line with experimental data, an NOx pressure exponent growing, with equivalence ratio, from ≃0.1 to ≃0.67.

The authors assumed the donor concentration in GaAs to be equal to 1013cm−3 and remarked that at the temperature of 1 K, the electron concentration in conduction band is about 10−5cm−3, which gives in principle the possibility to achieve this goal, that is, to have a structure which is empty at the initial stage.

Then we combined the results with inverse-variance weighted meta-analysinverse-variance weightedooled results, a higher weight to those cohorts with more precise results.

If that happens, marriage equality in Maryland may end up on the same ballot as the state's Dream Act, which gives in-state tuition to college students living in the United States illegally.

These samples contain varying complexities of microbial community which give in-depth representation of microbes in sea water[ 27].

Obama came to charm the Israeli public, which gave in wholeheartedly, with the exception of a few rightwingers.

The sit-in protests were successful in integrating lunch counters, including the Greensboro Woolworth's, which gave in to to the protesters in July 1960.

The gel result, which given in Fig. 1, showed that the PCR product was single band and the product size was about 1010 bp.

On 15 June 1588, Henry duly signed the Act of Union, which gave in to all the League's latest demands.

Which gives the In campaign something else to worry about.