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the electric field vector at 45 degrees with respect to the x axis. Case III: A ¼ 2, ’ ¼ 0: Eðz,tÞ ¼ ðax þ 2ay Þ cos ð!t À kz zÞ ð5:49Þ This is again a linear polarized wave with the electric field vector at 63 degrees with respect to the x axis. Case IV: A ¼ 1, ’ ¼ %=2. EðzÞ ¼ ðax þ jay ÞeÀjkz z and Eðz,tÞ ¼ ax cos ð!t À kz zÞ À ay sin ð!t À kz zÞ ð5:51Þ ð5:50Þ In this case the electric field vector traces a circle and the wave is defined to be left-handed circularly polarized. Similarly,…

man's very gradual spiral into the crippling dipsomania of his late father.24 The tall, ungainly, socially challenged and hard-drinking Dr. Incandenza's May-December25 marriage to one of the few bona fide bombshell-type females in North American academia, the extremely tall and high-strung but also extremely pretty and gainly and teetotalling and classy Dr. Avril Mondragon, the only female academic ever to hold the Macdonald Chair in Prescriptive Usage at the Royal Victoria College of…

methods. The depth and distribution of roots was observed in 1998. Two intersecting trenches were dug almost 9 ft deep adjacent to a poplar tree. The exposed roots were counted along each exposed area. The soil in between the roots was washed away after pins were driven through the roots along one of the exposed faces. The LAI was estimated by Ferro et al. (2001) who, at the end of the growing season, removed and weighed all the leaves from trees that they had instrumented earlier with…