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They have included an interactive collaboration with the tennis legend Boris Becker, who not only offered advice in a RLTV video, but also responded to questions from the public.
The military, as it turned out, was the perfect fit for Nathan Chapman, as he embraced not only the adventure but also responded to the discipline and sense of camaraderie; he was eventually awarded 15 medals.
Sammy was in rare form on the eve of the World Twenty20 final against England, cracking jokes and flashing his 100-watt smile throughout his press conference but also responded with searing passion to the criticism the West Indies have been subjected to.
The underlying premise here being that users expect not only to be heard, but also responded to.
In addition, previous reports demonstrated that Dll4 was a hypoxia-regulated gene, which not only received signals from HIF-1α in ECs, but also responded to HIF-1α-VEGF signaling via the hypoxia pathway [20], [21], [22]; VEGF receptors and EphrinB2 were direct target genes regulated by Dll4 [24], [25], [25].
This contrast test was very strict and rejected many LFPs that responded robustly to chromatic contrast but also responded to low luminance contrast.
Interviews and focus groups followed a semi-structured approach, with efforts to explore specific themes but also responding to issues raised by respondents.
The lateral-line organs in the platanna frog, Xenopus laevis, are sensitive to minute water turbulence but also respond to static temperatures and to temperature changes.
"We would very much like her to come and give evidence to the committee to expand on the recommendations that she has made but also respond to the very serious allegations that appear in the Times today".
And I could see that the emotions elicited by the show were consonant with a great designer who is not only making beautiful clothes, but also responding, like an artist, to the horror and insanity in contemporary culture.
Many military experts envision vast, flexible networks of tiny sensors, forming unobtrusive surveillance systems that not only sense chemical attacks but also respond to them in ways that can contain or neutralize them.
