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The area of dynamic hysteresis loop characterizes a sort of dissipative-therapeutic relationship of the dynamically responding tumors under treatment with the dose consumption of accumulated external intervention per cycle of therapy.
The area of dynamic hysteresis loop characterizes a sort of dissipative-therapeutic relationship of the dynamic responding of treated tumors with the dose consumption of accumulated external intervention per cycle of therapy.
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A: Sort of.
The entire production might be characterized as a sort of sacred and arcane ritual.
The figure of "wodwo," which Hughes elsewhere characterized as a sort of "half-man, half-animal spirit of the forests," seemed to have loomed up out of the unconscious of English poetry.
Another lever (with a black knob) jutting from the dash slides horizontally to lock the throttle position, in what Mr. Good characterized as "a sort of mechanical cruise control".
If O is a suitable halfspace, the range is characterized as a sort of fractional Sobolev space at the boundary.
end{aligned} (4 Thus, agents are characterized by a sort of distrust against external information that significantly deviates from their own opinions, leading them to completely ignore these particular belief signals.
The dynamic hysteresis loop of the tumor population density against an intervention in figure 1 also indicates that the dynamic growth and regression of a tumor system, when modulated by an external intervention, is characterized by a sort of hysteretic metabolism.
Yorke has characterized "Amok" as "a sort of dance-music record," and though it likely won't be filed as such, owing to its clear vocal lines, it is gloriously rhythmic.
But while in some situations I would characterize this as a sort of Trojan horse, it's my opinion (and clearly Smith's) that body cameras are probably the single most beneficial step we can take today to improve the quality of policing.
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