Hence, the large amount of oxygen required to precipitate magnetite (Fe3O4) as massive veins directly stems from the seawater-derived hydrothermal fluid circulating in the system.
Eventually, the Scandinavian pulp-and-paper industry was able to reap innovation offsets that went beyond those directly stemming from regulatory pressures.
This mutation may provide a promising application in purine-based product accumulation, like inosine, guanosine and folate which are directly stemming from purine pathway in B. subtilis.
The paper discusses manufacturing enterprises' compelling challenges that are directly stemming from generic conflicts between competition and cooperation, local autonomy and global behavior, design and emergence, planning and reactivity, uncertainty and a plethora of information.
The investigation has not resulted in any charges directly stemming from the attack, but authorities are still looking at "whether Farook and Malik were supported in any way in the planning, financing or execution of the attack," Laura Eimiller, an FBI spokeswoman, said in an email.
Inelastic deformation at strain rates below the critical level begins by stress-induced martensite formation and continues by subsequent plastic yielding of the martensites, whereas at strain rates above the critical, inelasticity directly stems from the dislocation-induced plastic deformation of the parent austenite with minimal (if any) austenite-to-martensite phase transformation.
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Much of this misunderstanding directly stems from Newell's correct appraisal; games need to be played before they can be correctly understood.
Some of these topics directly stemmed from the Socratic dialectical experience and its tragic outcome, whereas others found their way through a complex history of refinements, disputes, and internal critique.
