Sentence examples for preexisting modes from inspiring English sources

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The materials themselves become references to both gay culture as well as preexisting modes of storytelling.

This multimodality arises from the fact that in a scenario with continuing gene flow from the sources, new modes arise as the new immigrants mate with individuals whose admixture fractions lie near preexisting modes.

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At the frequency of a preexisting resonance mode, nanoregions of standing ferroelectric phonons develop with a coherence length equal to one wavelength and the PNR size.

Possibly, these vesicles fuse homotypically to create a new peroxisome, the so-called de novo peroxisome formation process (see below), or they fuse with preexisting peroxisomes as a mode to transfer PMPs and lipids from the ER to these organelles.

Irrespective of the mode of conception, preexisting medical and pregnancy complications of hypertension, diabetes and antepartum hemorrhages were consistently associated with preterm birth.

Boundary effects in small systems and preexisting initial patterns may force spatial modes into the system able to compete with the dynamically selected ones, and affect pattern selection and evolution.

Particles in the accumulation mode are mostly anthropogenic in origin; they are generated through gas-to-particle conversion mechanisms, including homogeneous and heterogeneous nucleation, and by condensation onto preexisting particles in the accumulation-size mode.

aaOR: Odds Ratio and 95%% confidence interval, adjusted for country of residence, location of residence, age, preexisting disease before pregnancy, prepartum severe anemia, mode of delivery, birth weight, transfusion, hysterectomy and transfer to another hospital (N = 3227 PPH).

The same hepatotoxin may cause the concomitant occurrence of both death modes, depending on the circumstances including dose and preexisting vulnerability of hepatocytes.

The core component of this architecture is a wireless mesh network (WMN) that can be either created on-the-fly upon the event of an emergency, or be a preexisting network used for day-by-day operations that switches to an emergency mode when necessary.

It is generally assumed that early European music from Roman Catholic chant to medieval polyphony was rooted in such improvisational practices as the exploration of motivic possibilities in the church modes (see church mode) and the addition of a second melody to a preexisting melody or cantus firmus.

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