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The territory is the result of stratifications, so a methodology needs to be built up that will enable us to glance through a place and analyse it, with the aim of generating new spatial processes on the traces of nature and history.

For example, by mechanically unfolding concatenated proteins at different velocities, a dynamic force spectrum can be built up that allows reconstruction of the energy landscape that the protein traverses during unfolding.

Though BATS had sorted out its technical trouble by 12 50 p.m. on Friday, just over two hours after they began, company executives soon decided that too much uncertainty had been built up that would linger over any trading in the shares.

And there's no written newspaper code that this says this is a violation of the newspaper code, but there is a news culture that's been built up that will tell experienced editors and reporters -- "No, no, no, no, no, that's wrong".

"There is a lot of emotion that is built up into that type of situation," Mr. Morrissette said.

"There was so much frustration that had been built up that it was the right thing to do," Fleury said of going to the locker room.

For example, by introducing a phosphagen kinase gene, the CK orthologue arginine kinase (AK), into Escherichia coli or yeast, a phospho-arginine pool was built up that improved recovery of the bacteria and yeast from transient pH stress (Canonaco et al. 2002, 2003).

Thus a record can be built up for people that joins all their hospital admissions and includes their death where applicable.

Complex health interventions are built up of several components that may include organisational structures and delivery methods.

"We're talking about behavior that's built up over decades".

In this study we tested an instrument that was built up of more than sixty indicators.