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Low carbon processing associated with predominant plantation especially rubber was well explicated from this study results.

Co-Lab's architecture is introduced and explicated from the perspective of addressing typical problem areas for students within collaborative discovery learning.

This inclusion applies not just between any two events but also between any event and the totality of other events; the story of the whole universe can be explicated from any one point.

Next, a simple analytical solution is explicated for the mean isotropic GO of all patterns of coaxial circular long or flat cylinders with same radii, obtained from solving the coaxial cylinder pair interaction problem.

The model is explicated for log(EXT) measurements.

In 2010, a review, entitled "From 'differential expression' to 'differential networking' – identification of dysfunctional regulatory networks in diseases", systematically explicated the development from differential expression to differential coexpression for the first time as we know [ 22].

He explicates quotations from Cather, Faulkner and Twain, as well as scenes from filmmakers like Hitchcock and ­Sturges, and reminisces about his own upbringing in Long Branch, N.J.

As a rhapsode Ion travels from one Greek city to another reciting and then explicating episodes from Homer.

The slides auto-advance every 15 seconds, preventing the sort of droning outline-recitations that plague lesser PowerPoint presentations, and the shows' participants have used the stage to explicate everything from the construction of samurai swords to the history of the iPhone application, iFart.

It is never precisely defined in the Essays, and is best explicated by a passage from The Meaning of Truth where James states that radical empiricism consists of a postulate, a statement of fact, and a conclusion.

Moreover, the ability to judge political group membership from faces is explicated by perceivers' reliance on stereotypes to make their decisions.