Duality, a pervasive property of algebraic structures, holds that two operations or concepts are interchangeable, all results holding in one formulation also holding in the other, the dual formulation.
Scale invariance is a pervasive property of human vision, and holds for positional acuities [14], [15], visual illusions [16], [17] and texture discrimination [18] [21], in addition to the angular judgments examined here.
Although demographic effects can reduce X/A variability, the effect observed here is quite unusual, and seems to be a pervasive property of several porcine populations [ 12].
Consequently, a process of endosymbiosis between lineages similar to that used to explain the origin of mitochondria or plastids could not be responsible for the rise of volutin/acidocalcisome organelles without invoking endosymbiosis was an ancient and pervasive property of LUCA and that these polyphosphate harboring cellular structures were remnants of that cellular state.
The most pervasive recognized properties of green tea are their antioxidant activities, arising from their ability to scavenge reactive oxygen species (Rietveld & Wiseman, 2003; Clement, 2009).
Locke's influence is so pervasive that such properties still often go under the names he gave them, primary and secondary qualities.
What's more, de Soto adds impishly, the third world's pervasive denial of property rights resembles nothing so much as the United States in the 1800's.
It is evident that acoustical sources of high energy and broadband properties have pervasive effects over considerable distances (up to 1 km).
Vitamin D's anti-inflammatory properties [26], pervasive role in endothelial [27] and epithelial barrier functions [16] and potential to augment innate immunity [14] make it an important avenue to explore in the pathogenesis of ALI.
It also meant dealing with a general stigma against contaminated property, and pervasive fear and uncertainty about whether it could successfully be decontaminated.
