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His father, of Hungarian origin via Trieste, went on to become an early proponent of management theory, but his experiences in the first world war cast a pall over the home.

It then passes through a series of branchial arteries in the gills, where gas exchange takes place, and the oxygenated blood flows to the body, much of it returning to its origin via a dorsal aorta.

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Moreover, it is shown that all the closed-loop system signals are uniformly bounded and that the tracking error converges to a small neighborhood of the origin via Lyapunov Krasovskii stability analysis.

Students also do not understand the basics of population variation or the two-step process that influences traits in a population (origin via mutation or sexual recombination and survival via natural selection).

Each type of silcrete displays particular morphological features in its profile in the paleo-regolith, and these features provide pointers to its origin via mechanisms of absolute or relative accumulation of silica in specific environments relating to groundwater or soil-water hydrology.

The contractors who ran the program are said to have concealed its U.S.-government origins via an offshore system of front companies and foreign servers, and to have collected data on subscribers' "political tendencies" and "receptiveness," among other useful information.

But unlike her compatriot, the writer Mavis Gallant, who left her unhappy young self permanently behind in Montreal when she immigrated to Paris in 1950, Munro escaped the confinements of her origins via a less theatrical distancing but, it could be argued, even more radical route.

Flows pass from origins via spokes to hub s), and from hub to hub, and finally from hub to destination.

The aim of this study was to develop a method to authenticate and evaluate D. officinale from different origins via simultaneous qualitative and quantitative analyses of flavonoid glycosides.

Fraser and his colleagues at Strathclyde are working on a variety of projects, including the use of an isotope ratio mass spectrometer to trace drugs back to their origins via their unique stable-isotope composition.