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A recent study by Murray et al.[ 27] has shown that discrete models can be coarsed-grained in a continuum limit to generate a continuum model for more generalized description of the intestinal crypt.

The 30,000 extant Greek papyri permit a generalized description of the Greek book.

Moreover, a generalized description of the cause due to which these changes occur in stability behaviour of the system is also presented.

The paper commences with a generalized description of the various sol gel methods available and how these chemistries control the bulk properties of the end products.

Conventional, radially averaged, one-dimensional seismic models, such as the Preliminary Reference Earth Model (PREM, Dziewonski and Anderson, 1981), provide a generalized description of the evolution of the sound velocities (V P and V S) and density with depth.

A generalized description of the rebound of spherical drops or solid spheres over a wall is proposed using two parameters: a coefficient of restitution that compares the velocity of restitution to the velocity before impact and the contact time with the wall.

There are a few generalized descriptions of the scenarios acted out onstage, but Fischer seems to want to have it both ways -- to give his book and his narrator the transgressive cred of the sex industry while maintaining such a no-big-deal distance from the specifics of her work that she might just as well be a dinner theater actress.

GPs' narratives included several gendered and generalized descriptions of "the suffering woman", who was a woman from the Middle East with another cultural gender order.

Blaikie et al. (1994) and Wisner et al. (2004), for example, used a set of variables to distinguish root causes, dynamic pressures, and unsafe conditions and generated a generalized description of "being affected" of individuals or social groups (as families, households, neighborhoods, or groups as "the poor" or "migrants").

Profile 400 with the generalized signature -GxDxGxxG- appears to be the more general description of the same elementary function as represented by the profile 604.

Niche construction is a generalized description of a lineage's modifications to the environment that subsequently affect future generations of conspecifics and ecological interactors, most notably by altering the parameters of natural selection (Odling-Smee 2003).