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Conversely, large grain-1/grain-2 dinducestation induces plastic strain spreading similar to crack tip blunting, yielding slower indirect transmission.

The number of matrix blocks also has a significant effect on response time, with the more accurate multi-matrix-gridblock models yielding slower fracture response times.

ZR-75-1 cells, on the other hand, showed greater interactions with the E-selectin coated microtubes yielding slower cell rolling velocities of ~3  μm/s and greater numbers of interacting cells, nearly 39 cells/frame, for the 5  μg/mL concentration of E-selectin (Figs.  3a and 3b), consistent with the evident expression of sLex on the cell surface.

Four groups of these raw materials can be distinguished according to the properties of the soap products they yield: Hard fats yielding slow-lathering soaps include tallow, garbage greases, hydrogenated high-melting-point marine and vegetable oils, and palm oil.

Mauricio Funes, the president of El Salvador and a keynote speaker at Thursday's World Bank event, laid out the key components of these integrated approaches, looking to a reform initiative already underway in the small country, that is yielding slow but steady results.

It was suggested from the above results that pTLU2 of the parental strain underwent a variety of telomeric rearrangements during cell growth on non-selective medium, yielding slow-growing clones on SC-Ura.

Therefore the dynamics of the clustered configuration is expected to mostly agree with the prediction from mass action kinetics, yielding slow oscillations for all mixing degrees (period = several hundred thousands of MC time steps).

The densest packing of EC powders appeared on the upper and lower surfaces of dry-coated tablet after compression, resulting in a tight structure yielding a slower penetration of the solvent.

He started his career in the baroque-pop realm, back in the late sixties, then various mind-altering substances expanded his sonic palette into more psychedelic territory, yielding a slew of early-seventies hits, like "I Saw the Light".

Particularly, the original updating mechanism of R-tree usually has to update a few interior nodes when inserting an indexing item into or deleting an item from a leaf node, yielding many slow writes to flash memory.

Larger subset sizes impact performance negatively, with the largest size of (0.2500,%) tested, yielding the slowest execution time overall.