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Balzac's writing not only evoked the surface or the atmosphere of a precise period but also examined the processes of historical, social, and political transformation.
The work reviewed operational networks deployed in Europe, but also examined the potential of research radars such as polarisation diversity systems.
Our fMRI study directly compared brain activation to visual scenes during the use of different ER strategies, relative to a "natural" viewing condition, but also examined the effects of ER as a function of the social versus nonsocial content of scenes, in addition to their negative versus positive valence (by manipulating these factors orthogonally in a 2 × 2 factorial design).
Thus, the 1667 treatise on the Holy Roman Empire (Pufendorf 2007) not only studied its concrete history and institutions but also examined the importance of sovereignty and state form, the tension between civil and ecclesiastical authority, and the challenge of foreign relations that emerged from these.
Our study not only identified barriers but also examined the how these barriers differed by specific socio-demographic factors, thereby identifying barriers to participation in symptom management trials.
We combined the daily counts for these specific causes for overall CVD mortality and overall CVD hospitalizations and used them for our main analysis but also examined the specific CVD series separately to check consistency of their results with the overall series.
It will look at a range of cases, but also examine the roles of the institutions that might have been in a position to warn about clinical standards.
In this compelling history of one weapon's outsized impact on the world, the British journalist Michael Hodges not only explores the AK's crucial role in high-profile war zones like Vietnam and Iraq but also examines the travails of "Kalashnikov societies" — like Sudan, where "the sheer numbers of the gun make it impossible for civil society to assert itself and halt the killing".
In this riveting new book Mr. Gertner not only gives us keenly observed portraits of the individual scientists behind such transformative products but also examines the reasons Bell Labs became such an incubator of talent — and the place, for several decades, where the future was invented.
More interestingly, L not only could selectively and sensitively detect Cu2+ ions in aqueous medium but also examine the Cu2+ ions of the actual water samples.
