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| We observed the program simulating unexpected results. | , . | |
| He watched the part cooling during the process. | , . | |
| We found the magnetic areas of films retaining their mirror-like appearance without any apparent deterioration. | , - . | |
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| They wanted the test results plotted and explained. | , . |
| They wished the installation adjusted properly. | , . |
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| They got the project endorsed. | . |
| These departments have their production schedules unified. | . |
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| They watched the new installation started. | , . ( .) |
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| The total heat transfer rate being known, an average heat transfer coefficient is not needed and not defined. | , . |
| The similarity of mechanisms of heat transfer and mass transfer results in the mathematics often being identical, a fact that can be exploited to advantage. | , . |
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| However, there are some important processes that depend on thermal diffusion, the most well known being the large-scale separation of uranium isotopes. | , , . (: , . .) |
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| As mentioned above, there are often several sample statistics that can be used to estimate a population parameter. | , , . |
