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Just War Theory is one form of Christian tradition, borrowed and adapted from the classical world, handed down through Catholicism, borrowed and adapted further by evangelical Protestants, borrowed and adapted further again in U.S. military tradition and practice and in international law.

When the cell is additionally confronted with hypoxia, mycobacteria adapt further by switching to hydrogenases as a potential conduit for disposing of electrons in the absence of exogenous electron acceptors, and unique electron carriers (ferredoxins) that are more akin to those employed by anaerobic bacteria.

This is adapted for further use by equalizing the point clouds to obtain a Computer Aided Design (CAD) model, which is converted to a physical model by means of a stereolithographic process.

Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) has been developed by Linehan and further adapted to adolescents by Miller (DBT-A).

The mammalian red cell is further adapted by lacking a nucleus the amount of oxygen required by the cell for its own metabolism is thus very low, and most oxygen carried can be freed into the tissues.

Trajectories of individual particle centroids were obtained with an automated tracking algorithm originally from Crocker and Grier, translated into Matlab code by Blair and Dufresne, and further adapted by our group for nanomedicine applications.

The emotional imagery narrative was based on methods developed by Lang and his colleagues [ 29] and further adapted by Sinha and colleagues [ 30, 31].

TeX contains numerous standard "style sheets" for different types of documents, and these may be further adapted by each user.

Based on the CP and UP construction results in the above steps, the user-centric UP will be further adapted by the proposed non-cooperative game model-based power adjustment.

In the future further work may be carried out so that interaction issues that relate to a person's speech, other visual conditions and mobility may be accounted for and appropriate interactions offered and the layout of the GUI and GUI content may be further adapted by either the older person or care provider.

This technique was further adapted by defining a 2-D ROI on a summed image of all correlation coefficient-constrained planes containing the lesion.