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Exceptional features of the dendritic architecture include a high degree of structural symmetry, a density gradient displaying an intra-molecular minimum value and a well defined number of terminal groups which may be chemically different from the interior.

Kind of history-makingly, reports Stephen Fybish, City Room's semiofficial amateur New York City weather enthusiast, who left us the following message Tuesday: "I've been working up quite a storm about the exceptional features of the period November through March — in particular a lack of days it hit 60 degrees.

We have two broad objectives: to uncover the exceptional features of the history of Argentine trade policy and to assess the contribution of these exceptional features to the economic performance of Argentina.

Several recent studies have highlighted exceptional features of the zebrafish genome.

Further research is needed to explain these exceptional features of the German ambulatory health care system.

We have already noted the exceptional features of this section—the great concentration of demand in a short, compact area, the distinctly interstate scope and character of water distribution, with Wyoming appropriations serving Nebraska uses, with the dependence of Nebraska canals on Wyoming diversions, with the joint use of canals to serve both States.

An exceptional feature of the current match is that Ms. Hou has won all of her games when she has played Black, which is usually disadvantageous, because White moves first.

Another exceptional feature of the resort is its faultless service.

And, although the omnipresence of the mental would seem to be the hallmark feature of panpsychism, there have been versions of the doctrine that make mind a relatively rare and exceptional feature of the universe.

The exceptional feature of the 620-nm frequency converted visible light source with 'no visible light below lasing threshold' is presented in Figure 10, where the emitted infrared light and visible light are shown with logarithmic Y-axis scale.

Additional to regular connection patterns in large random networks, other local motifs can also be frequent enough, such that they constitute a common rather than an exceptional feature of the network.