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Unless they are claiming the same prey or are engaged in courting the same female, such interactions are usually terminated by each going its own way.
The cover crops are usually terminated before the planting of the main crops, but some management practices use cover crops simultaneously with the main crop to, provide living mulch.
The top and bottom parts of a catalyst particle are usually terminated by {1 1 1} planes, (or {0 0 0 1} for hexagonal lattice), while its inclined part is formed by stepped terraces parallel to (1 1 1).
This is usually not true of the sections at either end, which are usually terminated with a fixed resistance.
NTP cancer bioassays are usually terminated at 2 years and the animals sacrificed for analysis.
Obstructive respiratory events are accompanied by repetitive oxygen desaturation and blood pressure surges, and are usually terminated by brief awakenings (electroencephalographic arousals).
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The moler pregnancy is usually terminated by suction curettage.
The period of cultivation is usually terminated when the soil shows signs of exhaustion or, more commonly, when the field is overrun by weeds.
Finally, senescence is usually terminated with the death and abscission of leaf (Ougham et al. 2005; Lim et al. 2007; Zhang et al. 2011; Kim et al. 2016).
Since the fermentation process of ugba is usually terminated by boiling the final product in water, it is possible that the boiling process could have injured but not eliminated some of the bacteria and rendered them unculturable.
This is typical of spike sputtering: while collision-cascade sputtering is usually terminated after a few ps, sputtering from spikes is accompanied by strong changes in the target surface topography (crater formation), late emission caused by the high temperatures prevailing close to the irradiated surface, and emission of large clusters late after impact [33, 34].
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