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However, enthalpically dominated ligands do not behave the same as entropically dominated ligands.

Experimental data from cortical slices and computer simulations suggest that excitatory and inhibitory inputs to cortical cells are balanced (Destexhe et al. 2003; Shu et al. 2003), and in behaving animals, inhibition even dominates (Rudolph et al. 2007).

At THz and far-infrared frequency range, the intraband transition of electrons dominates and graphene behaves like a metal.

A person's sexual identity can be thought of as a product of four related factors: their biological sex; their sexual orientation; the gender they feel; and the gender that dominates the way they behave.

Finally, when the core becomes sufficiently large to dominate the internal volume, the fluid between the shell and the core starts to behave as a fluid layer, and exhibits some properties similar to those of a waveguide.

These genes dominate the biclustering of embryonic and placental samples in figure 1b whereas other genes behave rather inconspicuously at embryonic stages.

For classical systems that behave non-chaotically, the energy levels of the semi-classical system approximate a Poisson distribution, where small spacings dominate.

As a result of these characteristics, orogenic systems behave differently when dominated by glaciers.

However, when the signal dominates ( [36]) the Rician distribution behaves approximately Gaussian (red dots in Figure 6 are for a Gaussian PDF at ) [35, 36].

According to this classification, the Psora decipiens and probably the Placidium squamulosum dominated BSCs from our study behave like type D lichens (Figure 3), while the Peltula richardsii and P. patellata dominated BSC types refer to type C. Using the BSC green algal lichens Diploschistes muscorum and Fulgensia fulgens (Schreber) Norm.

Adults behaving badly.