Larger agglomerates of gold precursor salt can be formed inside the tubes after a drying process, implying that larger nanoparticles can be formed after the calcination-reduction process; nevertheless, the maximum size of these agglomerates is determined by the inner diameter of the tube.
"Detroit's plan resulted from a mediation process, implying little legal precedent-setting," said Olivia S. Mitchell, professor of Business Economics and Public Policy at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and executive director of the Pension Research Council.
The anatomical specificity of our relationships supports the hypothesis that neurodegeneration within multiple sclerosis is driven by a tract-specific process, implying a link between diffuse changes in the myelination of non-lesional white matter and neurodegeneration in anatomically connected regions.
An alternative assumption would be to assume a continuous-time Markov process, implying an exponential distribution of time of transition within the interval, but in intervals of 2 years, the difference between both assumptions is small [ 26].
The process of recollection is often assumed to be a recall-like process, implying that the active search for the memory trace is similar, if not identical, for recall and recognition.
Second, these putative networks follow a regular curating process implying many changes in their structures.
Of course, globalization by its very etymology suggests a macro 'global process,' implying that the essence of our understanding should move from the global to the local.
It is a two-step process implying initial search for the most common IDH1 R132H mutation using immunohistochemistry (IHC -based assay, followed by DNA-based analysIHC -basednegassay or -equivocal cases.
Child bride seems to glorify the process, implying a celebration and a bride who is happy to start a loving union with her spouse.
Similarly for Moreover, the best ARIMA representation for the series is a first-order, auto-regressive moving-average (ARIMA [1,0,1]) process, implying a strong time dependence in the series as well as in the error term.
