The phenomenological description of such a system predicts a continuous temperature controlled swelling behaviour of the corresponding network.
Both women and guérisseurs consistently described the same set of symptoms and the same sequence: (a) itching of the breast; (b) either a slow milk flow or a complete absence of milk flow or continuous dripping; (c) swelling of the mammary glands accompanied by an inflammation and at times by fever; (d) a painful breast abscess.
The resulting music video weaves together inspirations as diverse as spiritual symbolism and color theory into a continuous, evolving tapestry of swelling instrumentals, closing books, and opening doors.
The swelling continued to spread.
Fluorescence microscopy analysis confirmed the formation of continuous polymer-rich phase, the swelling of crumb particle and the compatibility between the modifier and bitumen.
In South American blastomycosis, the portal of entry is usually the nasopharynx (the part of the alimentary canal between the cavity of the mouth and the esophagus that is continuous with the nasal passages); swelling and ulceration of the mouth or nose may cause the infection to spread to the nearby lymph nodes; primary lesions may also occur in the lymphoid tissues in the lower abdomen.
Further, several items specified the clinical manifestations of the complaint: i.e. tingling, numbness, weakness, swelling, stiffness, fatigue, continuous pain and change in skin colour or temperature.
Further items specified the clinical manifestations of the complaint (i.e. tingling, numbness, weakness, swelling, stiffness, fatigue, continuous pain and change in skin colour or temperature).
Curing of rubber thanks to continuous usage can result in swelling or hardening of the feet.
When these cells were observed during continuous NIR light exposure, almost immediate swelling, budding and rupture of the lysosome was observed leading to irreversible cell death.
