Figure 5B shows how inversion and eversion of the foot can place a dynamic load on the confluence of the fascia cruris and the paratenon.
Its effectiveness resides, above all, in a superficially dynamic, though in fact incoherent, confluence of nationalist and leftist arguments.
In this framework, service quality is both an independent and descriptive outcome as well as a dynamic process which arises from the confluence of circumstance and program strategy.
Recent research on biosystems at the nanoscale has created one of the most dynamic science and technology domains at the confluence of physical sciences, molecular engineering, biology, biotechnology and medicine.
Law firms have been slow to adapt to the new buy/sell dynamic that has been created by the confluence of those factors.
In this paper, a combined numerical and experimental method, called Extended Load Confluence Algorithm, is presented to accurately predict the dynamic response of non-periodic structures when little or no information about the applied loads is available.
This increased expression of NPHP1 and NPHP4 during cell polarization is consistent with the dynamic subcellular localization of these proteins according to the degree of epithelial confluence.
"Our mission is distinguished by our commitment to exploring the confluence of cultures that have shaped Miami and to serving as a dynamic social forum that unites the community," Mr. Collins said.
Change has been fueled by the confluence of the global financial crisis and its reboot of the buy-sell dynamic; the impact of technology on how we live and work; and globalization.
With more than 3,000 members nationwide, IAWF showcases the diversity of America, celebrates the confluence of American fabric and Iranian heritage, and propels women forward into new, dynamic professional leadership arenas.
