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"Part II" briefly recapitulates his personal history and revisits communities that were featured in "Gasland" — where shots of methane-laced water being set on fire are still de rigueur — and traces the legal and political fights of the intervening years, citing studies and statistics attesting to the health dangers of fracking.

KPS: Karnofsky performance status, WBRT: whole brain radiotherapy, * from breast cancer diagnosis to brain metastases Table 2 briefly recapitulates the major features of the 5 scores.

Let us briefly recapitulate the argument.

To prove joint Gaussianity, it is instructive to briefly recapitulate the one-dimensional Central Limit Theorem.

The generic theory from the application to axisymmetric cylinders is briefly recapitulated and the geometrical calculations necessary for the analysis of the scarfed cylinder are presented in detail.

After briefly recapitulating the principal masking scheme, first, the basic approach for one aggregator is presented and second, this approach is extended to multiple aggregators receiving data in different resolutions.

Here we briefly recapitulate the use of X-ray and neutron reflectometry at the air water interface to find protein structures and thermodynamics at interfaces and test a possibility for understanding those interactions between nanoparticles and proteins which lead to nanoparticle toxicology through entry into living cells.

Here we briefly recapitulate PTM as amended by [6]: Suppose n images of a scene are taken with a fixed-position camera and lighting from i=1..n different lighting directions a i = u i, v i, w i ) T. Let each RGB image acquired be denoted ρ i, and we also make use of luminance images, L i = ∑ k = 1 3 ρ k i. Colour is re-inserted later, as is described in Section 3.4.

The model is briefly recapitulated here to explain concordant genomic and transcriptomic heterogeneity increase.

To describe the two models, let us briefly recapitulate several pertinent elements in probability theory.

Accordingly, only the points most relevant to ER function in brain aging are briefly recapitulated here.