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Conclusions: Eudoxia's labour represents a characteristic paradigm of the difficulties involved in the confrontation of complicated deliveries in mediaeval times, often resulting in the death of both the mother and embryo.

This resulting anatomical segregation is in general agreement with the fusiform coverage and functional distinctions suggested by reports of activations across the fusiform visual word form system using different stimulus characteristics and paradigms (Vinckier et al. 2007; Xue and Poldrack 2007; Brem et al. 2009).

Another characteristic of this paradigm is that it prompts analysts to look beyond the geographical confines of the West.

The distinct characteristics of each paradigm are given in Table 1.

To provide quality products that meet consumers' expectations and satisfaction, and simultaneously improve their quality characteristics, a new paradigm is required.

The dominant characteristic of the physiotherapy paradigm which is focused on biomechanically oriented treatment approaches shaped therapists' thinking about psychosocial issues.

This significant reduction in mean theta power between the Enc. and Post periods of the object paradigm was characteristic of all brain areas.

For instance, a characteristic stimulus-response learning paradigm proceeds as follows: (1) a stimulus is presented and participants decide amongst the possible responses, (2) feedback pertaining to the accuracy of the response is given, through which the association is learned.

Additionally, this late sensate phase was found to have common characteristics with the postmodern paradigm.

The EDMRA method is scalable and has robustness characteristics in common design paradigm.

One of the most important characteristics of the CDM paradigm is the hierarchical, 'bottom-up' nature of collapse.