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An existing description of the Cu-Ni system was used and the As-Cu and As-Ni assessments were derived and employed to define the ternary compound AsCuNi.

The modeling of soot formation and destruction employs an existing description of the key processes based on two soot variables the soot volume fraction (or mass concentration) and the particle number density.

The few existing descriptions of the khipu by explorers and missionaries lack enough detail for an understanding of the way the Inca made and "read" them.

However, most of the existing descriptions of these patterns are incomprehensive or inconsistent with descriptions of similar patterns by other authors.

Existing descriptions of supposedly remarkable data patterns prove to be entirely fictional.

The preponderance of older literature when revising the existing descriptions of development of vertebrates may give the impression that this is an outdated kind of research.

Every language is considered as a unique manifestation of the semiotic system called language and 'categorial' (or class) and structural labels must emerge from the context of the actual description of a language, although these categories are often based on a transfer comparison from existing descriptions of other languages (cf. Caffarel et al. 2004: Ch. 1).

Detailed information regarding the results of the polling are provided in the accompanying article.(1) CONCLUSIONS: Refinements to existing descriptions of modified RAND-like appropriateness methodology was successful in allowing a group of ophthalmology panelists to reach consensus for or against most statements developed by nonpanelists.

Existing descriptions of the annotated T. gondii proteins were used to assign names to subfamilies.

This quantitative description of kinetoplast position during division is consistent with existing descriptions of basal body movement during the cell cycle [ 18] and division of the kinetoplast [ 44].

Our framework is intended to enhance existing descriptions of nursing practice by including a more comprehensive set of factors that covers both structural characteristics and organizational processes.