Apart from classical TEHVs, a novel valve substitute with bona fide self-regeneration ability has been advanced, namely, the tissue-guided regenerated replacement.
It is a peculiarity of the corporation (and vital to its Dr Who-like self-regeneration) that it can have these periodic overhauls.
With the expiration of the national movement "outside" the West Bank and Gaza and with little prospect of self-regeneration from "inside," Israel's Palestinian citizens have inherited a new share of the struggle.
The sincerity of Wilde's drama of self-regeneration has sometimes been questioned and there is no doubt a certain posturing: if Christ is poet-like, this suffering poet, he seems to hint, is Christ-like.
By turns touching, grotesque, funny, mundane, the little vignettes have the very natural-seeming inconsequentiality of life, while at the same time resonating with the wider preoccupations of the book: intimacy and estrangement, entrapment and self-regeneration, the idea of marriage as "a system of belief, a story".
At a certain amount of CO coverage the anode was found capable of self-regeneration.
Due to the poor self-regeneration capacity of cartilage, minor cartilage defects often lead to osteoarthritis.
However, cartilage, such as articular cartilage, is poor at self-regeneration.
Partial self-regeneration under the effect of H2 in the test mixture was also slower in the latter case.
The present investigation was designed to gain information on the role of algae in a deep wastewater self-regeneration pond.
