Although he continued to admire Origen and even edited his works late in life, Erasmus became increasingly "evangelical" and correspondingly less open to Platonic influence as he first plunged deeply into study of the New Testament and then struggled to confront the theology of Martin Luther.
Close packed surfaces such as the fcc (111) tend to have higher diffusion rates than the correspondingly more "open" faces of the same material such as fcc (100).
Intriguingly, rdel/ μ ¯, rdup/ μ ¯, and r dup ∗ / μ ¯ ratios are all positively correlated with the complexity of the organism quantified by the total number of genes in its genome (see correspondingly filled circles, open diamonds, and open squares in Fig. 4).
The spirit of influence is correspondingly cooperative: as MacDiarmid opened up the avenues of Scottish poetry and criticism, so Gray has cleared the path for succeeding generations in other fields.
A nurse not involved in care allocated the study group after opening the correspondingly numbered envelope.
The group orbit of the point u that is not fixed by any symmetries also has six elements (shown by filled circles), while any group orbit of a point v that is fixed by a symmetry (e.g. (g_{1})) has correspondingly fewer points (shown by open circles) in the group orbit.
Correspondingly, they will be asked open-ended questions by the physiotherapist during the scheduled phoned calls to determine any adverse effects from using the device.
People seem to cheat (a lot), and correspondingly, forget that these apps are open to the public.
And the politics of this open attitude of mind are correspondingly outward looking.
Table 1 A partial list of DDR-inducing antineoplastic agents in medical oncology, the damage types and correspondingly activated repair pathways in human cells Open image in new window.
