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On Twitter, for example, ideas in Filipino can theoretically move to the Korean-speaking sphere through Malay, whereas the most likely path for ideas to go from Turkish to Malayalam (spoken in India by 35 million people) is through English.

When v is not convex, e.g. the ℓ p quasi-norm with p<1, v(x) does not give a norm, so (mathcal {C}) is not strictly speaking a unit sphere, but we will still call the resulting distributions v-spherical.

I saw Scott Ritter as one of the few real heroes in the public sphere for speaking out against the Bush administration's ginned-up Iraq invasion and subsequent war.

Michnik, Lehman said, was "a brave, incorruptible and tolerant Polish rebel who has never tired of speaking out in the European public sphere".

Generally speaking, CSCs often have been identified and isolated by their sphere-forming capacity (Dontu and Wicha 2005).

Strictly speaking, the Smoluchowski model assumes the measured particles to be rigid spheres and therefore, the calculated zeta potentials of the HA NPs are approximate values only.

The mayor soon closed the town halls's special Internet hotline and asserted that other languages may be freely spoken in the private sphere.

Nicky Clark Do you feel a responsibility, because you are in that sphere, to speak out for carers or is that something that you do anyway?

But there's also a role we have in the public sphere: to speak out loudly and proudly about modern manliness.

Generally speaking, as long as the three components are significantly incompatible one another, various types of hierarchical structures, such as spheres-within-lamellae, cylinders-within-lamellae, gyroid-within-lamellae, lamellae-within-lamellae, lamellae-within-cylinders, and lamellae-within-spheres, can be formed in both molecular architectures.

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