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Henderson was struck by the fact that the very atoms needed are exactly those that are around.

They include cells lining arterial blood vessels, small blood vessel cells in the eye and kidney, nerve cells in the legs and feet, and pancreas cells that make insulin — exactly those that are involved in diabetic complications.

Both Mongo and Nextword have a value of 1 on the precision rate, which means that the MBPs Mongo returned were exactly those that contain the search phrase.

Morgan told me that the kind of companies that are most likely to get value out of the project are exactly those that are already trying to run "cloud native" environments.

The conditions under which the disposition will manifest itself are exactly those that require explicating the cp-clause (Lipton 1999, 166f, for an extensive discussion of this problem cf. Schrenk 2007b) The dispositionalist reconstructs the law as follows: "cp, All As are Bs" means "All As have the disposition to B".

But the defining events of a period are exactly those that are unlikely, and that everybody is unprepared for; those Taleb calls 'Black Swans'.

Informally, it says that for any pair of suitably ξ-related entities x and y there is something that overlaps exactly those things that overlap either x or y.

An operation that removes exactly those elements that are selected for removal by an incision function is called an operation of kernel contraction.

Thus, (P.13ξ) fails, which is to say that (P.16ψ) fails when 'φ' picks out the set {x, y}; yet (P.15ψ,3) holds, for both z and w are things that overlap exactly those things that overlap some common part of the φ-ers, i.e., of x and y.

In both the complete list and the "after exposure" list, the biological processes that are represented appear to exactly mimic those that are seen during the exposure, albeit to a lesser extent (See Additional Files 2, 3, 4).

The reason is that AIDS attacks exactly those capacities that enable people to resist famine.