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She might frequently and forcefully disagree with the Master but, as she writes in "Tribute to Freud," "I was a student, working under the direction of the greatest mind of this and of perhaps many succeeding generations".

So under a 2003 law that aims to reverse decades of destruction, the Kushiro River will be the first of perhaps many straightened rivers to regain some of its original curves.

The Windows Azure Accelerator is just the first of, perhaps, many more.

"Rather, they suggest that human-likeness is only one of perhaps many factors influencing the extent to which a robot is perceived as being strange, familiar, or eerie".

In turning this artistic "free speech" and spontaneity into actionable exposure and professional opportunities, Hungry Boys reveals one of perhaps many stones that the traditional music industry has left unturned.

Therefore, our results not only provide a mechanistic explanation linking Fe-S biogenesis and mitochondrial respiratory activity to PH but also establish PH as the first of perhaps many mammalian "iron sulfur" diseases driven by miR-210, ISCU1/2, and deficiencies in Fe-S clusters.

The important point is that the cell biology of neurodegenerative aggregation very likely proceeds in the context of circadian modulation of some, perhaps many, of the key processes within the affected neuron and its surroundings.

Certainly not the tens of thousands of civilians -- perhaps many more -- killed in the frenzied clashes of those once inchoate forces.

You may have no memory of some (perhaps many) of these interventions, no less a sense of why they occurred or their results -- and that might be the most salient take-away from SOCOM's list.

And hundreds of millions — perhaps many billions — of times.

Unfortunately, NONMEM runs can take a considerable amount of time, perhaps many hours or even days, depending on the speed of the computer and the size of the problem.