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In the first instance, rather than there being a sharp rupture between the Holocene past and the Anthropocene now, a 'gradualized' transition making the Holocene and Anthropocene co-existent and one in which humanities impacts on the environment are spread across time obscures the horrifying nature of the Anthropocene and the extraordinary measures required to respond to its challenges.
When a functionalized tip was tested on infected cells (Fig. 5C, D, E and F), approaching trace was similar to that on normal cells but in some curves, the retraction trace showed nonlinear extension below zero line followed by a sharp rupture peak.
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The dorsal part of the sheath was then gently ruptured by a sharp quartz glass electrode using a micromanipulator (MP-285; Sutter Instrument, Novato, CA).
A sharp, large displacement offset suggesting a surface rupture can be seen in the line 3 profile.
The presence of ruptured plaques strictly depends on the duration of the diet, with a sharp increase in the incidence of specific features for plaque rupture at the end of the diet.
Rubinstein et al. (2004) observed a sharp transition from unstable, rapid sub-Rayleigh (limited by the Rayleigh wave speed) rupture to stable, slow (approximately 5% of V s ) rupture modes.
Rupture of the in-vessel components of the cooling system pipe may lead to a sharp pressure increase and possible damage of the vacuum vessel.
A sharp whistle.
She's a sharp tack".
A sharp insight concerns asymmetry.
It needs a sharp contributor.
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