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If the scale ratio dominates (α > > β or R L c > > R S ), then a rupture that has just proceeded to sweep Patch S has too small of an energy release rate to grow further dynamically and hence ends up with a small earthquake (Figure 2b).

Some readers visit them every day and hence end up following a standard narrative chronology, but others arrive mid-story.

Finally, we follow the reduced (slow) flow on (S_{a}^) towards the lower fold (F^) and hence end up at the saddle-node equilibrium.

Most of the events in the GSR are indeed larger protests, by reason of the fact that in order to be reported in the media and hence end up in the GSR, they must be noticeable in some way (e.g. >0.05% of the population).

Cooperating towards a D means to pay a cost without receiving any benefit, hence ending up with a payoff of −c, whereas the D gets b, as she accesses the benefit at no cost.

Indeed, if one of the groups had had a higher propensity to mate, it would presumably have 'lost' the most numerous (mated) females to the 'undetermined pheromone type' category, and hence ended up with the most strongly underestimated mating success, thereby possibly preventing us from detecting an existing difference.

Over several divisions, many cells will hence end up with only one type of mitochondria.

We hence end up with a colonization scenario involving five populations and seven samples, two samples having been collected at different times in two different islands (Fig. 2).

Similarly, a study done in Vietnam found out that children from mothers who were crop cultivators had an increased risk of stunting because they rarely get time to care for their children hence end up leaving them under the care of elder siblings or inexperienced maids [ 10].

Hence Zalta ends up with a theory of belief ascriptions that invokes both fine-grained propositions and neo-Fregean senses.

Hence almost everybody ends up watching, and moaning about how long the show lasts.