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Because the nucleation density is locally variable, densely nucleated regions are therefore expected to have a slower growth rate than regions of the same size but encompassing a smaller number of nanoparticles.

Indeed, in case of ethanol and PC layout, the overall powertrain will benefit from an increased power output but encompassing a bulkier and more complicated cooling system, and an increased fan parasitic consumption.

The proliferation of strong and broad foundational patents, designating not only one technological application but encompassing a range of claims, is therefore thought to impede the entire research community's range of action (Salazar et al.[2000]).[2000]

Given the proximity of the injection site, this projection could be mainly intrinsic but encompassing a further extrinsic component (Fig. 6, sections 84 and 94).

Two well-supported groups were recovered, one containing exclusively well-supported clades of single-copy orthologs with A. mellifera and/or P. canadensis orthologs, and one containing mostly ant species-specific expansions, but encompassing a single clade of single-copy orthologs including an A. mellifera ortholog.

This resulted in a dataset with 88 taxa, including 73 tunicates, but encompassing an expanded set of 1650 unambiguously aligned sites (Table 1).

We observed moderately strong correlations for a site-aggregated data set that reduced station-to-station variability but encompassed a broad range of depths.

Both the vagueness of prior plausibility ratio values for individual agents and the diversity of values among the community of agents can be represented formally by sets of probabilistic support functions, {Pα, Pβ, …}, that agree on the values for the likelihoods but encompass a range of values for the (ratios of) prior probabilities of hypotheses.

According to the World Bank; "corruption is not a one-dimensional problem, but encompasses a range of interactions within the state and between the state and the society, each with its own dynamic".

It's femininity, in your own words the "language," "stereotypical mannerisms" and culture (you make reference to the "appreciation of Beyonce") we associate with women but encompasses a category of gender performance.

The label "immigrant woman" does not simply refer to a legal status but encompasses a set of complex realities and experiences.