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... Figure 4 shows the categorization by target of activity . More than half the facilities for which NPO legal entities ... figure - 5 , figure -6 , figure -7 , figure -8 that is considered to be important positioning . I decide to try to ...
... Figure 4 shows the categorization by target of activity . More than half the facilities for which NPO legal entities ... figure - 5 , figure -6 , figure -7 , figure -8 that is considered to be important positioning . I decide to try to ...
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... Figures 13 15 show K , at σ = 8 ; Figures 16 - 18 give 10K values at o , 24 and Figures 1921 give 10K at σ = 8. The basic trends can be identified considering Figure 10 alone . The lowest curve in Figure 10 i.e. the lowest generated ...
... Figures 13 15 show K , at σ = 8 ; Figures 16 - 18 give 10K values at o , 24 and Figures 1921 give 10K at σ = 8. The basic trends can be identified considering Figure 10 alone . The lowest curve in Figure 10 i.e. the lowest generated ...
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... Figure 20 , Figure 21 and Figure 22 , respectively . 0.025 0.02 0.015 model results linear The theory applicable to Wave 2 based on the chart presented in Figure 23 , is the 2nd Order Stokes theory . As we can see from Figure 21 , the ...
... Figure 20 , Figure 21 and Figure 22 , respectively . 0.025 0.02 0.015 model results linear The theory applicable to Wave 2 based on the chart presented in Figure 23 , is the 2nd Order Stokes theory . As we can see from Figure 21 , the ...
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