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At either location, a historical pathway exploring the forces, decisions and personalities that shaped New York City and State from colonial roots to the present day would illuminate not only the events of 9/11 but also the complex reasons that the World Trade Center existed where it did.
However, the natural images are usually content-rich containing not only the smooth region but also the complex texture region.
This is not only applied to the basic values, such as
The proposed correlation scheme is capable of reproducing not only the "standard" curve for single hole gas spargers but also the complex behavior observed for typical multi-hole distributors.
Therefore, a realistic modeling of such a condition shall take into account not only a thermal analysis but also the complex physical chemical reactions developed among the components of that heterogeneous material.
If we are to understand and attempt to control the ecology of the microorganisms which inhabit these environments we must not only characterize their inhabitants, but also the complex biogeochemical landscape they live in.
This is supported both by structural analyses and by energetic minima at preferred orientation for not only the SNARE complex, but also the cpx/SNARE complex and the syt/SNARE complex.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02559.010 Some TAFs are known to be part of not only the TFIID complex but also the SAGA complex (Spt-Ada-Gcn5-acetyltransferase), which can mediate histone acetylation and deubiquitination (reviewed by Spedale et al., 2012).
There, the issue is not only the provision of family-planning services but also the more complex set of traditional values favoring high fertility.
China has the most Internet users of any country, some 384 million by official count, but also the most complex system of Internet censorship, nicknamed the Great Firewall.
In December 2009 they held their first march, protesting not just the loss of the spring but also the entire complex system of control — of permits, checkpoints, walls, prisons — through which Israel maintains its hold on the region.
