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For the first time, this strategy is employed in combination with implicit time-integration schemes, in particular with a modification of the Crank Nicolson method (CN), and with highly expanding grid four-point discretization (HEGFPD).

For example, An. plumbeus has recently adapted to man-made artificial breeding sites and is undergoing a highly expanding distribution in Belgium (Dekoninck et al., 2011b).

Taken together, these findings indicate that Noxa-mediated apoptosis represents a general regulatory mechanism of highly expanding hematopoietic cells, that prevents expansion beyond the number of cells that can be sustained by the available cytokines.

In contrast, RHAMM is expressed at steady state during cattle oocyte maturation (Schoenfelder and Einspanier, 2003) and, in the cell type specific localization reported here, the peak of RHAMM expression occurs in the highly expanding GCs of secondary follicles (Fig. 1).

In the jazz world, Stan Getz and Kenny Barron's "People Time: The Complete Recordings" (Sunnyside) is a highly expanded edition of the duets between the late, legendary tenor saxophonist and the younger pianist.

The superframe can accommodate more nodes, which highly expands the network capacity.

Polyurethane foams obtained from reacting premixes containing microemulsions are highly expanded.

This approach can be used to rationalize the design of polyurethane formulations leading to highly expanded foams.

The resulting relation between the tortuosity and bed voidage is applicable over a wide range of conditions (from fixed to highly expanded bed).

The caterpillar-like graphene highly expanded in solution and tightly restacked in dry condition due to the van der Waals force.

The highly expanded EGNF structure oxidizes at two distinct rates at 750 °C in CO2, leading to a highly-disordered graphitic fiber, with apparent collapse of the expanded structure as no gaps or discrete graphitic domains are observed after oxidation.