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I am constantly asked how I feel: everyone expects a mixture of excited and nervous, and they are right.
Although for steric strains one expects a mixture of overbonded and underbonded ions, the discrepancy factors (eq 42) reported in this paper are all positive.
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Expect a mixture of French and German food in the hotel's restaurant.
Across these areas people can expect a mixture of hail, snow, sleet and heavy showers, while icy patches will appear overnight and Monday morning.
But I think everyone knows by now to just expect a mixture of everything.
In a letter, lab director Frank Ehrenfeld explained that they found what they expected: "a mixture of many components all very fine".
Siegel's high-profile series continues Monday with a salute to the musicals of 1972, and his audience can expect a mixture of tunes from "Pippin" and "Grease," as well as songs from "Sugar," "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope" and other shows waiting to be dusted off and rediscovered.
As expected, a mixture of histological lesions coexisted in the kidney of dogs; the presence of glomerulosclerosis was significantly correlated with the presence of fibrosis (p = 0.405; r = 0.001) tubular atrophy (p = 0.414: r = 0.001) and tubular necrosis (p = 0.346: r = 0.001).
Cool and watery, fresh yet curiously ancient, as you might expect from a mixture of green shoots and damp parchment, it has notes of both nostalgia and new growth about it.
By analogy, one would expect that a mixture of carbon dioxide, which is fairly viscous, with a gas like hydrogen, which is much less viscous, would have a viscosity intermediate to that of carbon dioxide and hydrogen.
To do so, we must compute the distribution of ΔS expected from a mixture of transcription factor binding sites.
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