The music starts simply: clearly defined, pure, then very rapidly starts to complicate, to elaborate - turning on itself, twisting around its central theme, almost, you imagine, like a spiral staircase ascending in circles, or like a seashell..
Kozaka et al. [14] defined "pure CoCC" as a tumor that consists exclusively of CoCC without any HCC/CCC components.
IHS defines pure MM as the headache attack for migraine occurs exclusively on day 1 ± 2 of menstruation in at least two out of three menstrual cycles and at no other times of the cycle; menstrually related migraine as headache occurs on day 1 ± 2 of menstruation in at least two out of three menstrual cycles and additionally at other times of the cycle.
Thus, apart from known problems with metallo-organic compounds even some defined pure organic compounds cannot be represented well by VB-theory, for example, in certain pentalenes actually the connectivity between non-hydrogen atoms and their valency may change or is indefinable [20].
From the pharmacologic point of view, defined pure product allows for reliable estimation of the dose.
Using the normalized slope allowed us to focus on areas associated with the abnormal word length effect that defines pure alexia, while avoiding potential spurious correlations between overall reading speed and lesion size.
First, following the retinotopic account (Levy et al. 2001; Hasson et al. 2003) and the findings of Woodhead et al. (2011), individuals with vOT damage should show reduced sensitivity to medium-to-high spatial frequencies, which will cause a reading deficit consisting of the enhanced length effects that define pure alexia.
In 1984, Dave Dickson of Kerrang! crushed the album defining it "pure, unadulterated junk", while Bernard Doe of Metal Forces called the record "one of the heaviest, fastest, most awesome albums of all time!".
Alternatively, thrusting and normal movement could have been contemporaneous, defining a pure shear event.
