The decirculation process is generally stated as follows: 'the occurrence of a loop of unit states in the modeled systems leads to a change in network connections, which feeds back to reinforce interacting units to tend to break the circulation of unit states in this loop.'.
Break the circulation by turning the other direction, or stopping the acceleration to get better maneuver ability.(most useful-as mentioned at the top) Never stop firing at this time, but use your plasma balls well enough, because you can only use them once in 5 seconds.
Based on the qualitative and quantitative analyses, mechanism of the mixing intensification brought by each micro-channel was clarified, and the core was to break the symmetrical circulation pattern inside IL droplets and introduce new vortices to enhance mixing.
Paris was a city that thrived on smutty stories, and political careers were made or broken by the circulation of gossip, innuendo and scandal.
These clots frequently break off into the circulation, where they may form emboli that can block arterial beds, thus causing substantial tissue damage.
Today, Vogue publisher Condé Nast issued a statement that fell short of an apology, but admitted to "inaccuracies" over its criticism and acknowledged "undermining" the ABC by breaking the embargo on Vogue's circulation results.
Stanley Plotkin's thoughtful overview of the 11 disease-specific chapters annotates new vaccine technologies as well as current issues of debate, such as replacing the live oral polio vaccine worldwide with injectable, inactivated polio vaccine once the eradication program breaks the chain of wild-virus circulation, to avoid reverse mutations and resulting vaccine-associated paralysis.
However, GLP-1 is rapidly broken down in the circulation by the enzyme, dipeptidyl peptidase-4 (DPP-4).
Oval shaped rooms: Ovals are especially effective to break up circulation paths in a soft, flowing fashion.
Though the Standard never broke any circulation records, playing the quality game rather than the numbers game, the competition gradually wilted.
More generally, the crisis broke the spell that News International papers, especially the mass-circulation daily The Sun, had cast over politicians of all parties.
