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The new programs' youthful direction is dictated by demographics.

Microscale dynamic effects result in a non-associated flow theory, the flow direction being dictated by the normal to the quasistatic yield surface which is convex while the total flow stress (summation of the quasistatic yield stress with the dynamic stress) lies on a different flow surface which may be sometimes non-convex.

Only during the R-measurement, the spin and the position of the R-particle get correlated and the R-particle's trajectory along the z-direction is dictated by the value of its (intrinsic) z-spin.

It is shown that the optimal transmission directions are dictated jointly by the eigen-decompositions of the channel and interference covariance matrices.

Hence, in the absence of the successful dimerization of NBDs and/or their conformational coupling in the LmrA transporter, the MDs operate in a reversible, secondary-active mode in which the direction of transport is dictated by the orientation and magnitude of the electrochemical substrate (H+, Na+ and Cl−) gradients.

Interestingly, the direction of cardiac looping is dictated by the preceeding direction of cardiac displacement.

They focused their attention on the chemical "breadcrumb trails" responsible for movement known as chemotaxis, whereby the direction a cell moves is dictated by the relative levels of a particular chemical in its surroundings.

Here, the chirality of the spirals is dictated by the direction of unidirectional solvent evaporation.

Rathborne is dictated by the direction of his artful curiosity, intrigued by stories of others and the worlds they inhabit.

The direction of transport for each karyopherin is dictated by its differential interaction with cargoes and Ran.

The timetable is dictated by British law.