To differentiate between these artificial fluctuations and true decreases of Tskin due to the initiation of torpor bouts, animals were defined to have entered torpor when Tskin showed a distinct and stable decrease (<30°C) for longer time periods (>2hours) (e.g. see fig. 2).
Open justice, an essential ingredient of a democracy, is usually understood to mean the absence of secret trials and the right of the individual – subject to very few carefully defined exceptions – to enter any of our courts and watch proceedings, without hindrance.
To calculate the budget impact, every month, a defined cohort had to enter the model receiving initial interventional treatment according to given market shares.
Even to try and define kitsch is to enter a hall of mirrors that reflects your own prejudice.
Regulations instead defines the possibility to enter the transport system, considering in particular the fares and how they impact different socio-economic groups.
Narrow pathways allow visitors to enter this defined space, creating subtle movements as currents of air disturb the delicate threads.
How does a place become a state?The Montevideo Convention on the rights and duties of states, signed by 20 countries in North and South America in 1933, sets four criteria for becoming a state: a permanent population, a government, defined borders and the capacity to enter into relations with other states.
During embryonic muscle development, as well as during muscle regeneration, satellite cells exit their normal quiescent state to enter a defined program that includes, in temporal sequence, proliferation, differentiation, and fusion to form new myofibers (Fig. 3).
The structural properties of the asters at the onset of bundle formation, primarily the distances b and L defined above, enter our model as input parameters.
EchoStar and Hughes are expected to define ways for new entrants to enter the satellite TV market.
Economists said the decline in output, caused partly by government budget cutting, meant the euro zone was likely to enter recession, broadly defined as two consecutive quarters of shrinking output.
