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What the Academic Skeptic seems to be claiming is that even if an attributer, say an Epistemist, has very low standards, even the lowest standards possible within the wide range of applicable standards, it is never the case that an attributer truly says "S knows that p" or "S has adequate evidence for p".

The PR-based LIG, which was produced with smart and inexpensive 405 nm semiconductor lasers under ambient conditions, possesses several interesting properties, e.g., 3D porous structures, low resistance (∼44 Ω/sq), good mechanical property and a wide range of applicable substrates, e.g., polymer films, glass slides, metal foils, ceramic plates and plant leaves.

It is a well known fact that polymers have gained an important place in day-to-day life for their specific properties which make them applicable in wide range of applications.

The tools represented in this review are applicable to a wide range of problems and their distinct features make them suitable for a wide range of applications.

These provide the foundations of a microstructurally informed model for the graphite-molecular oxygen reaction system, a model kinetically independent of graphite grade, and capable of describing both the observed and local oxidation rates under a wide range of conditions applicable to air-ingress.

In order to answer these questions, here we present a critical comparison of a wide range of regularization methods applicable to nonlinear kinetic models.

These measured trends are generally applicable over a wide range of gas turbine applications.

A wide range of intermolecular connectivities are applicable to heavy element compounds and these complement the more established hydrogen bonding and halogen bonding.

Although studies from around the world have identified a wide range of energy-efficiency technologies applicable to the ironmaking process that have already been commercialized, information is limited and/or scattered regarding alternative emerging or advanced energy-efficiency and low-carbon technologies that are not yet fully commercialized.

Generic instruments cover a wide range of dimensions and are applicable in a wide variety of conditions.

This paper describes development of a passive phase separator that is capable of efficiently and reliably separating gas liquid mixtures of both high and low void fractions in a wide range of flow rates that is applicable to for both space and earth applications.