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Instead, these appear to be thermal in origin, paths where heat from the Earth's core channels to the surface.
However, the evolutionary origin and path of the HP-PRRSV remain unknown.
The neural origin of path integration received by place cells is speculated to arise from grid cells in parahippocampal structures (Hafting et al. 2005; McNaughton et al. 2006; Boccara et al., 2010), whose regular, repeating firing fields indicate the operation of a self-motion-based process.
Whatever its origins, the path that leads from the student view of property as theft to an appreciation of low taxes is well-trodden, often suspiciously soon after employment sets in.Now, it appears, many students are starting adulthood differently.
This prose exposition is replete with imagery but devoid, like similar accounts in Ibn Ezra's writings, of any thorough discussion of the soul's structure, origins, and path to liberation, of the kind that one does find in the Islamic neoplatonic tradition, including Jewish works such as pseudo-Bahya.
We propose an analytical approach that links the theoretical literature discussing institutional origins to path dependency and institutional theory relating to proto institutions in order to illustrate the differences in coalition formation processes that shape governance within four multilateral agencies involved in global health.
These included percent motility, as well as the average curvilinear velocity (VCL; point-to-point velocity per sec), straight line velocity (VSL; velocity measured along a straight line from the first point of movement to the point furthest from the origin), and smooth path velocity (VAP; point-to-point velocity based upon the average path) for each video.
For example, other factors, like origin and selection path, could be incorporated in a similar way.
