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However, these only appear with labelled event structures, which we touch on only tangentially in this paper.
We finally note here that if surfactants are present, the interface will be tangentially immobile independently of the viscosity ratio.
This concept is not closely but tangentially related to the analysis in this article.
This area is only tangentially discussed in the reviewed book.
One sees clearly the effect of disappearance of the parts of the boundaries that are not touched tangentially by circles centred at transducers' locations.
This is because the sheet dip of folded horizons is frequently close to horizontal so that the topographic surface often intersects such horizons tangentially.
In these laminae, there was a moderate number of tangentially and obliquely oriented fibers with diffused terminals.
It is assumed that the jet has a convex shape and hits the moving surface tangentially.
This issue has been only tangentially discussed in the literature to date.
The intine is composed of two layers, of which the outer one contains numerous, tangentially oriented and uniformly distributed cytoplasmic channels.
This is initially confusing because it conflates the scandal and the poll, which are only tangentially related.
Tangentially it is important to note that it was not only men who inflicted violence as a result of the domestic upheaval of war.
The behaviour of the thickness versus time will then be intermediate between the two extremes of tangentially immobile and fully mobile interface.
In this brief introduction we want to highlight some of the key themes which arise from the articles, often implicitly, sometimes tangentially.
A tangentially viewing radial array of photodiodes also picks up the mode on all channels.
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