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The first set of tests used the IR model and a propagation of 1.

Thus, the mitochondrial replication produces a clonal expansion and a propagation of the mtDNA errors, amplifying tissue-specific mutations and inducing somatic mosaicism which increase with age (genetic drift) (Muller-Hocker, 1989, 1990; Fayet et al., 2002).

Their emphasis on the universal community of Islam (the ummah) sees a rejection of localised forms of the religious expression and instead a propagation of "proper" orthodox Sunni Islam that looks towards Mecca for inspiration.

In addition, degradation of the formed lipid hydroperoxides might initiate the auto-catalyzed oxidation of neighboring lipids and cause a propagation of the damage done to the lipid bilayer through a chain reaction [19], [35].

(A 1994 partnership had the MLB and the network splitting net revenues; the deal lasted two years and revenue fell by 60%.) Even more significant: a rise in cable subscribers and, with them, a propagation of regional sports networks (RSNs).

As expected, the stripe having product broadens with increasing reaction times, and is consistent with a propagation of the reaction from the initially patterned boundary between phosphorylated and unphosphorylated peptide.

The outcome of this gap is a propagation of dislike and intolerance of "the Other," which can lead to the kind of violence we see today in the world.

From this pattern, we can estimate an average length of the wave front of about 35 mm and a propagation speed of 3 mm/min.

Meanwhile, we obtain a rise time of approximately 9.3±0.6 s, a rupture time of approximately 60.7±0.5 s, and a propagation time of approximately 50.5±0.5 s (time for 100-s Rayleigh wave passing through the fault).

The slow potential change of these spreading depolarizations had a peak-to-peak amplitude of 4.5 (3.5.25.2) mV in the near-DC-electrocorticography and a propagation velocity of 6.1 (3.2, 7.6) mm/min.

The wall of a carbon nanotube undergoes a collapse and a corresponding propagation of the collapse when a torsion loading applied to the tube is beyond a critical value.