Criticality [ 28] is another crucial landmark of self-organized dynamical systems and corresponds to a state of the system in which perturbations are propagated over long temporal or spatial scales.
Third, a landmark of cellular self-destruction by apoptosis is also the activation of nucleases that eventually degrade the nuclear DNA into fragments.
This cadaver study was performed in order to evaluate the feasibility and the anatomical landmarks of a Self-Retaining device, a new unanchored mesh, for the treatment of anterior and apical vaginal prolapse.
California is the largest auto market in the U.S., and its rules will be a landmark in the development of self-driving technology.
At the time, it was a landmark of foul-mouthed, compromised intimacy, a tortured confessional, a workout in female braggadocio, and a wellspring of penetrating self-analysis and audacity.
It is a landmark of Holocaust writing.
"It's really a landmark of Mahopac".
London is a landmark of inequality.
The relabelling maps each paired landmark to the corresponding landmark of the opposite side and each unpaired landmark to itself.
Another lawsuit was filed by an employee, alleging he was fired after refusing to attend the controversial San Francisco-based Landmark Forum self-improvement course and an offshoot of Werner Erhard's self-realization program.
