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We show that because of the capacity of these artifacts to effectively disseminate the standards of a social practice, such standards can be transferred not only face to face, but also asynchronously, asymmetrically and openly.

We show that saliva, urine, and feces are also infectious when given intranasally, which indicates that PUUV in bank vole saliva can be transferred not only by biting.

Nevertheless, integrons usually occur on broad host-range plasmids, which may be transferred not only among Enterobacteriaceae but also to Pseudomonas and Acinetobacter.

At these modulation amplitudes, power is transferred not only to the first sideband but also to higher order sidebands.

It's the simple power of words that gives the reader his private image of Skellig or Coraline or Lyra Belacqua or Will Stanton – an image that's immediate and alive and can only be transferred, not caught.

The higher level of resistance may contribute to the fact that such resistance is localised mainly on plasmids and may be easily transferred not only among E. coli isolates, but also among isolates belonging to other species.

Our study shows that microvesicles released from ESCs are capable of transferring not only mRNA and protein, but also miRNAs to cells.

The great works are those that can transfer, not only in their entirety, but almost in real time, into the language of "global significance".

Specimens may be transferred only to recognized institutions, not individuals, and permission for loan transfers will be made on a case-by-case basis.

Thus, energy will not only be transferred by heating but also through mechanical stress.

"Obviously, there will be further pressure from trade protectionists in the United States". China argues that it is being used as a scapegoat in Washington for the decline of U.S. manufacturing: The flow of capital to lower-cost manufacturing areas is a global phenomenon that is transferring jobs not only to China, but also to Latin America, Eastern Europe, India and Southeast Asia.