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There is a subplot about baseball, which may excite American readers more than British ones.

In order to quantify the relevance of dynamic effects affecting the wheel rail contact forces, the peak values for the vertical component of the contact forces normalized with respect to the static wheel load are reported with increasing vehicle speed under several single-harmonic rail corrugations which may excite the resonances of the wheelset and the track.

In contrast with DBS, which may excite and/or cluster neuronal activity, exogenous LD has a strong inhibitory influence on the neuronal activity of GPi.

They act as a tuning fork for other styles of making art, and of being, which may likewise excite and disturb.

Understanding is especially limited for long risers, which may be excited in multiple and higher modes.

Cable supported bridges are flexible structures which may be excited into oscillations by the wind.

This paper reports experiments using a burner closely representative of practical designs in which high-intensity free-field sound has been used to simulate the feedback which may be excited naturally in installations with different acoustic properties.

The large bandwidth of these coils requires addressing different problems: parasitic currents in surrounding coil structures, which are to be minimized, and the presence of alternating currents in permanent magnetic field which is inducing oscillating forces that may excite strong resonances of the structures.

In stark contrast, OHCs have characteristically V- or W-shaped stereociliary bundles44,51 which may well be excited by longitudinal motion.

The solar flare may excite atmospheric waves, which transports the disturbed energy in the dayside to the nightside and then disturbs the thermospheric atmosphere in the nightside.

When the controller is designed to control the dominating mode(s) only, the energy designed to suppress the particular mode(s) may excite the rest of the structural modes, which unavoidably causes the so-called spillover problem.