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A specially designed constant-temperature reactor which can stop the reaction at a given time was employed.

A calibration curve for the amount of pyrene released into the EPC vesicles at a given time was used to determine the final concentration of pyrene released into the lipid vesicles from the peptide pyrene complex.

The actual number of birds at a food patch at a given time was more important in determining the frequency of aggression at the food patch than the number of birds present in an enclosure or previous GS experience.

The applied load required for penetration to a given depth (in a given time) was found to decrease with increasing (tensile) residual stress, in accordance with predictions from a finite-element model (incorporating both plasticity and creep).

The difference in the current velocity estimated by the numerical model and actual observations at a given time was calculated and corresponding error time series was formed based on all past numerical estimations and observations.

The permanent plastic valgus malrotation of the tibial head, which corresponds to the permanent plastic deflection angle of the tibial plateau at a given time, was defined as the resulting permanent plastic displacements on the medial and the lateral sides in the specimens' frontal plane.

Variations from uniformity at a given time were minor; but, during the course of the various historical periods, the spelling developed and changed.

A character from a given place at a given time is confronted by another character from a very different place: and voilá, there exists a natural conflict between them and you start from that.

For example, if the best price offered for a stock at a given time is $20 a share, no one could sell the stock for $19.99 unless the $20 order is also fulfilled.

Population growth can be exponential because the number of new people (or bugs, or bacteria) being produced at a given time is proportional to the total number of people (bugs, bacteria) around at that time.

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