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(iii) Processists also have offered novel approaches to the problem of persistence, either by taking persistent entities to be "enduring" patterns of processes (Whitehead), or by questioning that "perdurance" vs. "endurance" accounts of persistence form a theoretically necessary exclusive dichotomy.

This is possible because human language is based on a dual code, in which a finite number of elements which are meaningless in themselves (e.g. sounds, letters or gestures) can be combined to form a theoretically infinite number of larger units of meaning (words and sentences).

Orders were issued for each ship to attach strong cables to the bow and stern of their neighbours, which would effectively turn the line into a long battery forming a theoretically impregnable barrier.

The photograph on the right was doctored by the "beautification engine" of a new computer program that uses a mathematical formula to alter the original form into a theoretically more attractive version, while maintaining what programmers call an "unmistakable similarity" to the original.

The results of all four scales are summed to form a single index, theoretically ranging from 0 to 20, and then divided by 20 to give each individual's score for each year of the survey.

However, the Pt and n-Si can theoretically form a Schottky barrier at the Pt/n-type Si contact as the work function of Pt (~ 6.1 eV) is larger than n-type Si (~ 4.15 eV).

However, our work shows that such a system can still theoretically form a morphogen concentration gradient.

Comprising nearly one-third of all board members, the Agta representatives theoretically form a powerful block within the PAMB.

The truncation mutant Trp1451stop, which could theoretically form a functional channel because it contains all transmembrane segments and a portion of the C-terminal tail, did not express at the protein level in one study [51] but was indicated to normally express in another study (mutation W1459stop in [16]).

In fact, our synapomorphy analysis readily revealed that almost all pairs of hCBCs, which could theoretically form a 2-step CBC, occurred in different ITS2 positions, and already this spatial separation within the ITS2 molecule makes any causal relation between CBCs and hCBCs highly unlikely.

Agreement from all five permanent Security Council members is required to form a tribunal, although it is theoretically possible to circumvent that body with the help of Resolution 377 that requires support from two-thirds of the General Assembly -- that is, from 129 countries.