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Project Zero's exploration of creativity can be described in three waves.

The water-management policies of both nations for the border can best be described in three words: pray for rain.

Now What? he first great task in life, by far the most important one, the one on which everything else depends, can be described in three words.

The horizon needs to be described in three dimensions to improve the characterisation of the structure and, consequently, the prediction of its hydraulic functioning.

Generally, the coalescence behaviour can be described in three stages: droplets approaching each other, the process of film thinning/drainage, and film rupture leading to droplet droplet coalescence.

Their catabolism can be described in three main reactions: First, NO2− is reduced to NO (Eq. (1)); then NO and NH4+ are condensed into hydrazine (N2H4) by hydrazine synthase (Eq. (2)), which is followed by the oxidation of N2H4 to N2 by hydrazine dehydrogenase (Eq. (3)).

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Details of the analysis will be described in two papers co-authored by Allen, Sneff, and colleagues.

But the underlying reason can be described in two words: growing complexity.

What followed on the blood-soaked May 12 could be described in two words: state terrorism.

These geometries can be described in two and four-dimensional parameter spaces, respectively.

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