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The singers responded with admirable concentration to Fox's direction, giving maximum differentiation of dynamics — very loud, very soft — to this primarily homophonic music, while Leonid Roschko, protodeacon of St. Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in New Jersey, sang the prayers that interleaved some of the movements in a stentorian bass.

Having assessed the results of the comparisons of the standard code with simulated random codes, we decided to use (1) with f(c) = 1, the relative probability matrix (2) because these forms of the cost function yielded the maximum differentiation of the standard code from random codes (this cost functions is designated ϕ6, in Fig. 2).

G'st, a standardized measure of genetic differentiation that represents the proportion of the maximum differentiation possible for a given level of subpopulation homozygosity, was calculated using Hedrick's [35] equation 4b with values from FSTAT 2.9.3 [36].

Waitrose has continued to resist pressure from the competition, testament to its policy of maximum differentiation, and has grown sales by 3.4%.

Day 4 response was used to allow maximum differentiation in responsiveness and tailoring of diuretic doses to clinical response, following sensitivity analyses.

The maximum differentiation was observed at a concentration of 100 μg/ml.

The maximum differentiation between preferred and nonpreferred stimuli was reached during the middle of the delay phase approximately 0.2 0.5 s after the offset of S1.

Previous studies of RNA and protein synthesis have shown that both increase during blastema formation, but do not reach maximum until differentiation of the new limb elements is initiated [ 36, 37, 39, 41, 97, 98].

In both cases, the maximum order of differentiation of each output appearing in the model inversion constitutes relevant information since it characterizes the regularity of the trajectory to be followed.

The effect of optimized rheology, secondary conformations of silk gelatin bioink, temporally controllable gelation strategies and printing parameters were assessed to achieve maximum cell viability and multilineage differentiation of the encapsulated human nasal inferior turbinate tissue-derived mesenchymal progenitor cells.

The present paper proposes a method by which adequate differentiation of required maximum permissible currents and/or voltages in intrinsically safe electrical circuits to be used in explosive dust clouds can be achieved.