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The experiment shows that DTs are largely capable of providing high observation density subsidence information.
On the other side, the model proved largely capable of predicting the features of impact hysteresis cycles on these structures, which presented some mechanical complexity due to the tendency of wool fibres to be highly coiled in felts.
Campaigns to limit ownership have also informed public opinion, fostering what many in the exotics community feel are broadly hostile attitudes towards largely capable and equipped owners.
Campaigns to limit ownership have also informed public opinion, fostering what many in the exotics community feel are broadly hostile attitudes toward largely capable and equipped owners.
First, PIASγ-depleted cells are largely capable of removing the cohesion from between the sisters as long as Cdk-cyclin B is inactivated.
In most populations of European gypsy moth, females are flightless, but in Asian gypsy moths, females are largely flight capable (Baranchikov 1989; Keena et al. 2008).
Major crises in some disciplines aside, scientists have largely proven capable of self-regulating our activities.
It follows that the conditions of the formation of SQo FeS coupled centers are not favored at the beginning of the reaction, when the population of Rieske clusters is largely oxidized and capable of "consuming" electrons from SQo (time points before appearance of the g = 1.94 and g = 2.0 signals in Figure 1b).
The company must make such investments because its existing network, built largely on copper, is capable of delivering high-speed access only over short distances from the central offices.
Only the 30-year-old Federer, the oldest player left standing after a week of occasionally outstanding but largely uneven tennis, seems capable of consistently handling the rigours of his calling.
Costumes made of the fabric wowed audiences at Verdi's "Aida" in Washington, DC, last year.Yet this ultimate of ambitions has remained elusive in daily fashion, largely because electronic textiles capable of such wizardry are still too brittle to wear.
