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Based on a single example of a specific natural hazard event, a specific infrastructure system, and a specific region, the results of this case study do not provide information on the seasonal appearance of extreme events, but highlight exemplary patterns of a summer precipitation hazard.

Regarding the whole mandible, the differentiation followed the exemplary pattern of WLA and PWK parental strains opposed along the first axis, hybrids having an intermediate position along this first axis and a slightly divergent one (especially F2) along the second axis.

Theory and general recommendations are illustrated by results obtained for exemplary patterns.

In essence, Grandison promises "spiritual health and happiness to all who follow the good man's exemplary pattern".

We will describe, in an exemplary fashion, cortical patterns of local field potentials in gerbil, of unit spiking activity in monkey, and of fMRI signals in human AC during the execution of different tasks mainly in the realm of category formation of sounds.

The next section will discuss the primary findings of this research with exemplary quotations that represent the patterns of the views from interviewees across all sample entrepreneurial organizations.

Figure  6 presents an exemplary WAXS diffraction pattern of PU-2 sample.

Judging from our exemplary results it must be expected that even further structural and mechanic patterns of precise leaf blade abscission will be found in tussock grasses of other grass subfamilies, such as the panicoids, chloridoids or arundinoids.

To facilitate the scoring and improve the reproducibility of scoring, a consensus chart with exemplary staining patterns per category was created (Supplementary Figure S1B) and used by the observers during scoring.

Thus, we could confirm the differential expression pattern of one exemplary gene on the protein level.

The pattern of prosecutions, convictions and harsh and exemplary sentences points towards a policy of criminalising dissent.