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Therefore, no eventual coherence of a specific emotion and a piece of food could explain the results.
They do not support ACID transaction principles, rather offer weaker consistency properties, such as eventual consistency.
Keep the whole film as short as coherence allows.
As for eventual winners Spain, PwC struck a sceptical note.
It demands only such things as clarity, coherence, large type and broad descriptions of proposed changes.
Decreases in color coherence also resulted in slower RTs (Fig. 1e, using a regression to test if mean RT increases as loge coherence decreases (harder stimulus difficulties) as in ref. 45; average R 2, T: 0.94, O: 0.65; slope of regression: M ± SD over sessions, T: −42.1 ± 8.1 ms/loge coherence, O: −8.6 ± 4.5 ms/loge coherence.
The coherence theorist's response to the argument for foundationalism is, of course, only as plausible as the coherence theory of justification (See coherence theories of justification).
We defined those events that have a coherence value greater than 0.5 as high coherence events.
This method employed low-coherence interferometry, such as optical coherence tomography (OCT), combined with translation stages.
All subjects underwent AS optical coherence tomography (OCT; Carl Zeiss Meditec, Dublin, CA).
Her work as his eventual executor had begun.
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