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And it is intimately involved in the affairs of the Kurdistan Regional Government, the K.R.G., in order to keep close tabs on Turkey's own Kurdish separatist movement, which is based there.

The power capability of the lithium-ion battery is a key performance indicator for electric vehicle, and it is intimately correlated with the acceleration, regenerative braking and gradient climbing power requirements.

The new topology will allow us to introduce the uniqueness of pre-generator on L∞(E,μ) which turns out to be equivalent to the L1-uniqueness of the associated Fokker Planck equation among many others, and it is intimately related with the Liouville properties for L1-harmonic functions.

The G1 checkpoint is responsible for the G1 arrest, for example in response to DNA damage, and it is intimately related with the activity of the p53 gene (Xiao et al. [2004]).

Individual particles (Fig. 6) are the main form of bauxite, which is also found in the fusinite lumens (Fig. 7) and it is intimately intergrown with carbonate minerals (Fig. 8).

This hierarchical loop domain organization is critical for the proper utilization and propagation of the genetic information encoded by the chromosome and it is intimately involved in such processes as gene regulation, replication, recombination, repair, and mitosis.

The Nansouty family was ancient Burgundy nobility and it was intimately linked to the history of this region, to which it gave several esteemed magistrates and soldiers throughout the centuries.

Maher (1993) argues both that truthlikeness is an important and viable notion, and that it is intimately connected with cognitive value.

Depository Trust holds, clears and trades securities for brokerage firms and banks; it is intimately connected to the business of Wall Street.

It has been proposed that genomic instability is a generic response of the genome to damage to its genomic DNA (Baverstock 2000) and that it is intimately connected with the processes that endow the genome with stability.

And because it is intimately connected with State Department policymakers, it never loses sight of what the consumers of intelligence actually want: sound judgment.