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"This sort of behaviour manifested by the leaders of this school clearly does not conform to the spirit of the equalities legislation which underpins the spiritual, moral, social and cultural standard," Wilshaw wrote.
With the ideal inverter behaviour manifested by the hybrid CNT/IGZO-integrated circuit, the hybrid design enables implementation of 51-stage, 101-stage, 251-stage and 501-stage ring oscillators, and they all generated output signals with rail-to-rail output voltage swing from 0 to 6 V.
It is expected [28] that a surface redox reaction will exhibit a reversible behaviour (manifested by a peak potential variation quasi-constant with logarithm of scan rate (ln v) when the scan rate is small, and an irreversible behaviour (indicated by a linear variation of peak potential with ln v) when the scan rate is large.
All of these female-inexperienced males (naïve males) exhibited same-sex sexual behaviour manifested by gonopodial displays towards same-sex tank mates and copulation attempts.
When kept in a mono-sex group, females undergo masculinization and males exhibit same-sex sexual behaviour, manifested by gonopodial displays towards same-sex tank mates and copulation attempts.
Here we provide the first insight into the endocrine background of two phenomena that occur in mono-sex groups of the black molly (Poecilia sphenops): masculinization in females and same-sex sexual behaviour, manifested by gonopodial displays towards same-sex tank mates and copulation attempts in males.
This behaviour manifests itself by the prevalence of slowly decaying autocorrelation function and questions the Markov assumption, often habitually employed in time series analysis.
The non-linear behaviour of the damper is manifested by the existence of as many as three modes of steady state motion for a given exciting frequency.
As an example, this heterogeneity is manifested by the different functional behaviour of astrocytes in the case of injury, by an increase in the co-expression of GFAP and GS and/or by the expression of one of them de novo (Humphrey et al., 1997; Walz and Lang, 1998).
We have obtained interference effects at low energies due to the extra spatial confinement, which is manifested by the apparition of resonant states at this energy range, and consequently, a resonant tunneling behaviour in the conductance curves.
