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Maybe it wouldn't take crushing depression to get to the point of transition.

Additionally, the influence of the pin length on the point of transition is studied inside the porous structure showing errors below 10% for pin lengths with an accuracy of ±0.5 mm.

Specific frequency (SF) indicated by the crossing point between G′ and G″ on the viscoelastic curve represents the point of transition between elastic and viscous phases of the polymeric surfactant system.

Brugler and France (2008) suggested that oriL was located within the nad4– nad4l IGRs of Keratoisidinae BAL208-1; in that species too, the nad4– nad4l IGR represents the point of transition between genes encoded on the heavy versus light chains.

This is based on ultrasonographic morphological features when compared to data of other species where the point of transition from embryo to fetus is known [26].

In this section, we illustrate the dynamical effect of mass loss on a triple system from the point of view of transitions in dynamical regimes, e.g. the regime without Lidov-Kozai cycles, with regular or with eccentric Lidov-Kozai behaviour.

The length of the villi was measured on well-oriented sections from the point of crypt-villus transition to the tip of the villus.

The appearance of this friction anisotropy is independent of material; however, the boundary and the point of trend transition depend on material properties.

On his second transition flight, at the point of touchdown during landing, Olds learned a lesson in "false confidence" when the powerful torque of the single-engined fighter forced him to ground loop after the Mustang veered off the runway.

Finally, the mean value of the two transition points was used as the point of recombination.

Sensitive, artistic introvert Jake Jardine (Theo Taplitz) and garrulous aspiring actor Tony Calvelli Michael Barbierii) are themselves at a point of transition: poised on the brink of adulthood, they still – just – retain the gangly uncertainty of children role-playing as grownups.