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Syria remains on the priorities' radar in both its own and its Iranian dimensions, extending from Syria to Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen.

And the experience dimensions extends far beyond the product itself.

The results illustrated here in lower dimensions extend to higher dimensions for a more realistic characterization of this problem Figure 6. Figure 6(A) shows the many-to-one feature of the f-map from postures to hand position.

Electron microscopy (EM) images of thin sections through the BR2 locus, [ 15] reveal that the BR2 locus contains chromatin bundles of gradually thinner dimensions that extend from, and return to, the chromosome axis.

In line with this hypothesis, the currently preferred concept of alexithymia is as a trans-nosographic clinical dimension extending along a continuum proceeding from the normal to the pathological according to the level of difficulty of comprehending and communicating emotional experiences [44].

Analysis shows a coverage dependent fractal dimension that extends from D∼1.42 to 1.72 for initial fractional surface coverages of ρ0∼0.04 0.21, consistent with Monte Carlo simulations of two-dimensional diffusion-limited cluster aggregation (DLCA).

It includes different dimensions of effective service delivery, extending from the availability to an effective utilization of service by the target population.

Scores for the four dimensions are combined into an overall utility score extending from minus 0.04 (worst possible HRQoL state) through 0.00 (equivalent to death) to 1.00 (full HRQoL).

Complex structures were then solvated using TIP3P [ 36] water molecules in a periodic orthorhombic box of 8 Å added to each direction extending from the solute, to give total dimensions of 73.4 × 48.8 × 80.3 Å.

More formally, the cortical network is represented in terms of its adjacency matrix K, with dimension N × N, with the presence of a connection extending from node j to node i being indicated as K i, j) = 1.

The laser structuring of materials in two or three dimensions has attracted the interest of many experimental and applied research activities extending from photonics to biomedicine.