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Resting behaviour was highly synchronised, but rather spread out over the lying area.
The Global Startup Ecosystem provides an overview of the global startup landscape and highlights how the best startups are no longer concentrated in globally renowned hubs, such as Silicon Valley for technology, Boston for medtech and London for fintech, but rather spread around the globe, with smaller, less glamorous locations proving that specialization can allow them to thrive.
What I found so unique about this year's NASCAR Day celebration was that it wasn't confined to only one day, but rather spread out over the course of 10 days and directly impacted kids across the U.S. Family has always been one of the most important things in my life, and my wife, Kris, and I are hoping to start our own family later this year.
Interestingly the three grades of tumors do not fall into obvious tight clusters, but rather spread out in a continuum on the PC-3 axis.
The subjective visibility ratings obtained in this experiment were bimodally distributed, but the 'T2 seen' modus was not peaked but rather spread out, much like in Sergent et al. (2005).
Nevertheless, our minimal set of genes allowed us to discriminate the basal, ERBB2, normal-like and luminal subtypes, even though the luminal-type tumours were not tightly clustered but rather spread over several groups.
Insured versus Economic Impact Insurance does not decrease the global losses from an untoward event, but rather, spreads its financial impact by enabling those at risk to pay a relatively small premium so they can be protected against a large loss that has a small chance of occurring.
Because the N S extensional regime of the Aegean region and the NAFZ, as the northern plate boundary of the Anatolian Plate, intersect, contrary to the simple structure of the NAFZ along the entire fault zone, in the eastern part of the Marmara region, the NAFZ does not continue as a single fault line but rather spreads out as a complex fault system.
By segregating and isolating the most at-risk places, crime is not corralled, but rather spreads more effectively.
In quantum theory, objects like electrons or cats have no definite position or properties before they are observed or measured, but are rather spread out over all space in a cloud of possibility known as a wave function.
The appetite for revenge is hardly limited to comic-book action heroes like the Punisher and the Bride, but has rather spread across every period and genre, from Roman antiquity ("Gladiator") to colonial and pre-Civil War America ("The Patriot" and "Gangs of New York") to Depression-era Chicago ("Road to Perdition") and into the future.
