Unlike those franchises, which are, to a degree, governed by the fact that their stars' appearance changes with age, characters in the cartoon world of DBZ remain out of time: deathlessly taut and undeveloped, or superficially aged according to the convenience of the story the show wants to tell.
The three reanalyses and two observational data sets, NODC and EN4, all show significant disagreement as to amplitude and spatial patterns of OHC variability; however, all three reanalyses agree that the OHCs are to a high degree governed by heaving of isopycnals, particularly in the Gulf Stream-North Atlantic Currrent region.
Our results explain why failure by kink band formation propagates from the edges of an open-hole in a direction almost perpendicular to the loading direction and why the 0 degree plies govern the compressive failure of an open-hole laminate.
Off-putting, I guess - the notion that Britain would, to a degree, be governed by a party that's opposed to British governance.
This conclusion would then greatly support the assumption that the formation of the herpesvirus genomic termini is to some degree independently governed from the respective packaging signals [42] [44].
The rate and degree of diffusion is governed by the degree of plasma protein binding, the degree of ionization, and the degree of lipid solubility.
The point is that, piece by piece, the principles that are taken to govern the degree of support provided to a proposition by a body of evidence are being shown to follow from accuracy considerations alone.
That means to a large degree proving they can govern competently a test that the shaky, debate-canceling John McCain failed badly and paid a heavy price for in 2008.
Weak interactions including van der Waals forces govern the degree of intercalation of the agent into the particle surface.
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The basic idea behind the argument has also been applied in defense of a variety of principles, some of which place additional constraints on an agent's current beliefs, with others, such as Conditionalization, purporting to govern how degrees of belief should evolve over time.
