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This paper will discuss benefits that would result from improved understanding of Titan and outer planetary atmospheric perturbation characteristics.

The cerebral cortex may play a role in the control of compensatory balance reactions by optimizing these responses to suit the task conditions and/or to stimulus (i.e. perturbation) characteristics.

For example, postural responses to a certain perturbation differ if identical perturbation characteristics are presented repeatedly (expected condition) rather than randomly (unexpected condition), or in combination with other types of perturbations.

As the within-group changes in trunk perturbation characteristics did not differ between groups a cost-effectiveness analysis would favor HOME as this represents a low cost intervention modality compared to the investment in working hours, instructors, coaches, and additional training equipment that is needed with WORK.

For SGS scalar containing flamelets, the perturbation diffusion has characteristics similar to that of a non-reactive scalar, in contrast with the flamelet part.

When controlling for leaning, threat-related factors can influence the neuro-mechanical responses to an unpredictable perturbation, causing specific characteristics of postural reactions to be facilitated in young adults when their balance is threatened.

Effects resulting from perturbation of structural characteristics must also be considered.

In real life and engineering practices, perturbations of system characteristics or parameters are often unavoidable.

Results of the animal study showed that hemin reversed cisplatin-induced perturbations in sperm characteristics, normalized serum testosterone level, and ameliorated cisplatin-induced alterations in testicular and epididymal weights, and restored normal testicular architecture.

It contains a third-order source term that becomes significant inside the shock layer, and a nonlinear coupling term which projects the perturbation on all characteristic fields, including those not associated with the shock family.

Electrochemical faceting is a term recently coined to denote the preferred crystallographic orientation of grains in polycrystalline metals developed when they are subjected to periodic potential perturbations of determined characteristics.