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This episode is also characterized by the 1985 recession and the ensuing of the Austral stabilization plan.

The theory of multistage carcinogenesis and the ensuing notion of transformation resistance of cells as the countdown trigger of carcinogenesis (see above) lay the basis for some assumptions.

These result in the higher dispersion of perovskite particles and the ensuing increase of the number of catalytically active sites.

The enhancement was induced by the aggregate formation of the NaDC and the ensuing increase of the number of charge carriers in the gel.

But what better word can there be for Lewinskygate and the ensuing irruption of disclosures (the infidelities of Helen Chenoweth, of Dan Burton, of Henry Hyde) than "privatization"?

Hence, the remainder of this paper will focus on the derivation of and the ensuing computation of the integral in (8).

With something close to unanimity, politicians and policy-oriented intellectuals interpreted the unification of Berlin and the ensuing collapse of communism as an all-American victory of cosmic proportions.

The first may be called Fortification; the establishment of a paradigm or set of rules and the ensuing exploration of potential that lies within those constraints.

The introduction of research and the ensuing development of master's and doctoral courses was reflected in the organization of research groups in various fields of knowledge.

Whether this reflects the capability of the protists to detect the presence of JH and the ensuing molt of the workers towards non-feeding pre-soldier phenotypes, or other host functions which suppress their cellular activities, remains to be investigated.

But Sarkozy's singling out of Gypsies was of dubious legality, and the ensuing spectacle of whole families being bundled onto trains and shipped east provoked worldwide condemnation.