But by the late sixties the Communist Party's dogmatists, increasingly aligned with the Soviet Union, began to persecute intellectuals who exhibited "counter-revolutionary tendencies".
However, the above flames in statistically multi-dimensional situation may exhibit counter-gradient flux.
Thus, these flames in statistically stationary and one-dimensional situation may never exhibit counter-gradient flux for the turbulent scalar flux.
In the same interview, he spoke at length about marriage and the role of men and women, pleading with Catholics to "exhibit counter-cultural signals against the selfish, hedonistic wasteland that is the objectification of women for sexual gratification".
Under the same initial conditions of turbulence, flames with low Lewis numbers are found to exhibit counter-gradient transport, whereas flames with higher Lewis numbers tend to exhibit gradient transport.
Under the same initial conditions of turbulence, flames with low Lewis numbers are found to exhibit counter-gradient transport of FSD, whereas flames with higher Lewis numbers tend to exhibit gradient transport of FSD.
(3) Thermal performance curves could exhibit counter-gradient variation, whereby populations from cooler locations outperform populations from warmer locations at all temperatures (Fig. 1c).
Here, we assessed whether, the novel IIS inhibitor, NT219 exhibits counter-proteotoxic activity and can potentially serve as a drug to treat neurodegenerative disorders.
Overall, these studies indicate that men exhibit counter-regulatory responses to exercise thank to a more reactive autonomic nervous system (epinephrine, norepinephrine, and pancreatic polypeptide), cardiovascular (systolic and mean arterial pressure), and specific metabolic (carbohydrate oxidation) changes.
However, most tree species actually exhibit counter-gradient variation [ 46, 47], suggesting that other evolutionary forces, such as divergent selection, actually counteract the combined effects of assortative mating and gene flow.
The Austrian architect Margarete Schutte-Lihotzky, better known for her Frankfurt Kitchen (which was shown in Kinchin and O'Connor's previous exhibit, "Counter Space: Design and the Modern Kitchen") did far more work for children, in Moscow, Turkey, Bulgaria and Cuba as well as in Vienna.
