In the early 20th century, however, this interest, in its larger and more visible manifestations, seemed to terminate.
As shown in Fig. 27, both iron and gold materials seem to terminate in their continuing interactions with oxygen atoms (in their environment) but gold terminates far more quickly than iron.
Cross-linking, however, seemed to terminate at 413 K because there was no significant difference in the compressive strength between samples E and F. In spite of the increase in the compressive strength, the Weibull coefficient did not increase upon gelatin coating.
Joseph County seemed to terminate the discussion, public outcry and backlash from local legislators forced the department to re-evaluate its decision.
Perhaps instead of the MacGuffin of the recording contract, which always seems to end up being terminated within six months anyway, X Factor contestants could simply compete for the chance to present or judge the show next year?
They are also being pursued by a species called the Mazon, whose sole reason for existence seems to be to terminate with extreme prejudice Vee and her brother and any other humans they can lay their tentacles on.
In the cortical neurons the process seems to be terminated after several weeks of life by massive cell death, which by exclusion corresponds most probably to the programmed cell death type II, followed by removal by microglial phagocytes.
Covalent modification of NFκB and IKKα/β proteins by these α, ß unsaturated carbonyl metabolites (i.e. protein alkylation) seems to be a "switch" to terminate inflammation [25].
According to Heisenberg, he began to address nuclear energy, morality and the war, to which Bohr seems to have reacted by terminating the conversation abruptly while not giving Heisenberg hints about his own opinions.
