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Perhaps, thanks to SideWiki, we will see the death of the myopic PR clone and evolve to a position where serious strategic thinkers in PR will challenge the other marketing dinosaurs.

It turns out that the phase segregation is characterized by a non-equilibrium geometrical rearrangement of the interfaces which tends to aggregate, minimizing the surface energy, and evolve to a dissolution of the nanostructured domains in the PDLLA-rich phase.

Some of the same dynamics are about to force traditional energy utilities and grids to cut the cord and evolve to a 21st century customer-driven distributed energy market.

This is my hope for everybody who sees me with couples counseling relationship coaching goals: that they learn, grow and evolve to a higher level of awareness — and therefore a greater capacity for love, intimacy and healthy relating.

As has been observed in previous work, the particles are spherical in shape when small and evolve to a cuboidal shape, with flat faces parallel to 〈100〉, as they grow.

Biological systems and human imagination are very dynamic and evolve to a great extent autonomously following own impulses.

The TallerContil started with woodcuts printed in the most basic conditions and evolved to a well-fitted studio boasting an etching press and a Hollander beater, both built in Matagalpa.

It is concluded that the planar one-point-contact deformation becomes unstable and evolves to a spatial deformation at a bifurcation point in both displacement and force control procedures.

All these things and more comprise the Paris I love, the France I love and the Europe I love, where vast multitudes of good people come together in common cause with noble and unyielding purpose, with a patriotism that begins with a nation and evolves to a continent and becomes a high calling that unites decent people everywhere.

The simulation with either 15- or 17-alanine peptides starts with a high content of flexible, non-structured regions and evolves to a structured segment mainly constituted by a helical secondary structure.

Their genes, rbcL and rbcS, are plastid-encoded and co-transcribed in non-green algae, whereas in the Viridiplantae, rbcS was transferred to the nucleus and evolved to a multi-gene family [ 3, 4].