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Surely, Fried claimed, even if the musician knows of the reliance, she is under no obligation to continue to convene the quartet or to reject a suggestion to play at the cellist's house instead (see Fried 1981: 10 11; for further examples, see Raz 1977: 216 17).

The pistol produces a red beam which burns your skin!" (for further examples, see Appendix A).

CCR2+ cells were regularly observed on the apical side of RPE cells adjacent to the GA lesion (Fig 1F, inset, arrows; for further examples see Supporting Information figures).

CCR2+ cells were also present in laminar deposits (Fig 1G, arrows) and soft drusen (Fig 1H, arrows; for further examples see Supporting Information figures) in all of the four examined eyes with early AMD.

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It is a simple exercise to show that ω cannot be expressed as a weighted average of {0,1}-valued states on A. For further examples and discussion of this point, see Wright [1980].] As long as A is locally countable (i.e., no test E in A is uncountable), every state can be represented as a convex combination, in a suitable sense, of extreme states [Wilce, 1992].

The APs in identified snail neurons, recorded at temperatures of the overlapping range (20° 25°C) typically had slow onset dynamics (Fig. 1; see below for further examples).

α5 and β3 subunits lack function when expressed alone, or pairwise, but participate in the formation of functional hetero-oligomeric receptors when expressed as a third subunit with another α and β pair [e.g. α4α5αβ2, α4αβ2β3, α5α6β2, see 229 for further examples].

Fenton-Glynn (2014) holds that some higher-level laws about the macro-behavior of complex systems (his central example is the second laws of thermodynamics) are "minutis rectis" laws and should be distinguished from cp-laws, because their non-universal character stems from a probability distribution over initial micro-conditions (see Strevens 2003 for further examples).