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There are three possibilities that we stop the continuation: one of the perturbed parameters becomes close to 0 (in the LL model, all parameters should be positive), a bifurcation is detected, or the limit cycle gets an extremely long period.

The professor, Henry C. Karlson of the Indiana University School of Law in Indianapolis, said the question was not whether state law required an oath — he said it did — but whether the merged department was a new agency or a continuation of one of its predecessors.

The findings of this study will provide clinicians with a much-needed evidence base to guide the continuation treatment of one of the most disabling and lethal psychiatric disorders.

Some of Madell's desires for continuation of one's present experiences are affected by what is essentially the same point, although his restriction to simultaneously satisfied desires (to rule out desire change before satisfaction) avoids one salient kind of counterexample (Brandt 1982).

The first two of this week's talking points are really a continuation of one from last week.

If this really is to work as the continuation of one sentence, it's got to work that way off camera as well.

So it appears that it won't do to make either desire or its satisfaction or the sensing of increases in that satisfaction sufficient for pleasure, let alone identical to it, as various philosophers have variously proposed (e.g.; Davis 1981 , 1982 Schroeder 2001, 2004), not even desire for the continuation of one's present experiences (Madell 2002, pp. 97-98).

Child bearing is not only a continuation of one's lineage but also economic security.

As we discuss here, growth and aging may not be opposites but rather a continuation of one another driven by the same molecular pathway.

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We determined that inflorescence growth in Nymphoides proceeds by recapitulating at various positions one of three continuation axes: a rhizome, inflorescence, or floral continuation axis, all of which have sympodial, modular components.