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This elastic cover allows one to obtain ahomogeneousdistributionof the applied force.
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In case of ahomogeneousdistributionof the calcium stores the waves are more smeared out.
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To overcome these problems, we have developed a tactile cell having ahomogeneousdistributionof stimulation pins, which are 0.8 mm in diameter.
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Second, the fluorescence light reflected at the vacuum chamber leads to ahomogeneousdistributionwith respect to the vacuum window.
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The fertilizer was applied as a powder and mixed well with the soil to achieve ahomogeneousdistribution.
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The other aspect is the effect of a morehomogeneousdistributionof weights among species.
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If true, then females should have a morehomogeneousdistributionof cysticercoids than males.
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Furthermore, the post-honeymoon epidemic is expected to be smaller than strategy 1 due to fewer and a morehomogeneousdistributionof susceptibles within the age groups.
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Although the value of the global ecosystem remains unchanged, a morehomogeneousdistributionof weights means that more species must be conserved to get the same utility.
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Putting the emphasis on non-use as opposed to use value, leads us to assume that a change in preferences to a morehomogeneousdistributionof weights among species is likely.
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We show that the inner solution relaxes to ahomogeneousdistributionand that the outer expansion is well described by a reaction-advection-diffusion model with effective birth and death rates.
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This simulates ahomogeneousdistributionof material throughout the body.
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Even if one can speak about ahomogeneousdistributionof matter density at distances that are large compared to the intergalactic space, this homogeneity vanishes at smaller scales.
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A more generous explanation might have tiedinequitabledistributionto an honest evaluation of musical products.
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Worse still, in addition to the shortage of human resources for health, there is ofteninequitabledistributionof available human resources.
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Both scenarios result in aninequitabledistributionof resources amongst those who may have legitimate claims to benefits derived from the intellectual property.
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In the absence of any effective policy measures, groundwater regions are plagued with water scarcity,inequitabledistributionof water, and environmental degradation.
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Allowing reactive attitudes in those relationships will deter patients from seeking help, undermine their trust in healthcare providers, and guarantee aninequitabledistributionof healthcare resources.
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I have no evidence that its activities are causinginequitabledistribution.
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We do not complain that there isinequitabledistributionin the main.
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Unquestionably, food is a munition of war, andinequitabledistributionmay mean the difference between solidarity and disunity in the country as a whole.
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The problem of the unequal andinequitabledistributionof teachers is one which faces our whole society.
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This could only be done at the expense of other authorities and could therefore lead to aninequitabledistributionof resources.
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Apart from the commercial implications of uneven andinequitabledistributionof abattoirs, there is an animal welfare consideration.
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The disastrous history of industrial life in this country shows us what it means to haveinequitabledistribution.
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This is the uneven andinequitabledistributionof the benefits that would result from an increase in the gold price.
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Clearly, that is a mostinequitabledistributionof the burden.
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We have known for years about theinequitabledistributionof funding for education, yet it will be another two years before the problem is addressed.
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This problem of inequality andinequitabledistributionof teachers is one which applies as between the two school systems, and it does apply with serious effect in different localities.
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Moreover, to plead poverty is not necessarily the best way in which to attempt to get a revision of what is aninequitabledistributionof costs.
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Aninequitabledistributionof educational resources favors children in the south and central regions of the nation.
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The latter engenders an inefficient distribution of information andinequitabledistributionat the grassroots levels.
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In public circles, the considerable debate about theinequitabledistributionof income, wealth, and economic power began to take place at national level.
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But it is still remarkable that in the 1920s, and even in 1930-2, virtually no protest votes againstlarge-scaledistributionare to be found.
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He principally works on the history of the middle classes andlarge-scaledistribution.
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Indeed, it may be that direct, individual sales will prove inefficient whilelarge-scaledistributionnetworks can achieve economy of scale.
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We will argue in our conclusion that some of these challenges are here to stay, due to a fundamental contradiction between thelarge-scaledistributionand strict formalization of knowledge.
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Large-scaledistributioncontinues, in fact, to favour cheap meat, even if this means importing from third countries.
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I refer, in particular, to the control of private certification systems which are often used as a requirement for accessinglarge-scaledistributionoutlets.
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If so, has not the time arrived when there should belarge-scaledistribution?
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It is also, however, a very fragile sector, with structural problems, exposed to increasing external pressure and the pressure oflarge-scaledistribution.
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It is earned by those who work in the corporation and by thelarge-scaledistributionand sale of its products.
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The idea is that the local motion of a rotating reference frame is determined by thelarge-scaledistributionof matter in the universe.
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The study of these very small volcanoes is often complicated by thelimiteddistributionof their deposits and by reworking/erosion processes.
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Systematic scrutinization is especially important in an investigation such as this, which focuses on a limited number of words, each with a verylimiteddistribution.
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The terms with the larger distribution are generally considered older than the ones with a morelimiteddistribution.
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Conversely, certain consonants have a much morelimiteddistributionin steminitial position compared to prefixes.
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However, here again this distinction has alimiteddistribution(to masculine singulars).
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In contrast, the other six species have a more or lesslimiteddistribution.
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The present volumes have the advantage of bringing together essays on common themes that appeared in journals or conference proceedings oflimiteddistribution.
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You could speak rightfully of alimiteddistributionin space and time, determined by natural conditions.
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Due to thelimiteddistributionof seed bank type 3a species, their seeds should also be re-introduced to selected mined areas by means of sowing.
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The answer hinges on thelimiteddistributionof all religious sources of knowledge.
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These vowels occur in relativelylimiteddistributionwith each other.
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Of interest 0 here, however,0 is the morelimiteddistributionof the glottalised sonorants.
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Daphnandra adults were clumped only at t > 30 m, due to itslimiteddistributionon the western half of the 3-ha plot only.
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It is much more profitable to focus on patterns oflimiteddistributionin which poems are linked by the presence of two or more words not found elsewhere.
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Not included in the list are items with alimiteddistributionor covering specialist areas.
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If we hadlimiteddistributionto the major post offices, it would have made things more difficult for claimants.
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Avgas has only alimiteddistribution.
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Itslimiteddistributionand being the sole survivor of a once more widespread genus give it a high priority for conservation.
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In-house software and software withlimiteddistributioncan be less configurable, as distributing altered copies is simpler.
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