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In the end, trying — and succeeding — comes down to five easy steps, even for the least creative minds among us.

The chosen discretization and the linear nature of the governing PDE system lead to an unconditionally stable scheme, which allows large time steps even for low quality meshes that contain so-called sliver elements.

The advantage of the Hellinger Reissner formulation is that both in-plane and transverse stress fields are captured to within 1% of Pagano's 3D elasticity solution without the need for additional stress recovery steps, even for highly heterogeneous laminates.

We take these extra steps, even for fiction, because we want to infuse our work with inherent realness.

This encouraging observation suggested that this purification method would be suitable for a fast screening of several crystallization variants during the initial screening steps, even for sequences about 300 nt long.

A bold step, even for a country with so many UN employees on its soil: in 1986, three-quarters of Swiss voters said no.

It seems a surprisingly retro sort of step, even for a woman who looks so good in Grace Kelly separates - especially since Jessica was (presumably) an actress even before she was Dave's missus.

The scale of this monumental print, depicting the crucified Jesus and the two thieves attended by a company of viewers, all bathed in a downward stream of light, was a venturesome step even for Rembrandt, whose willingness to do battle with the print medium was unrivaled until Picasso came along.

Although the random selection scheme was relatively highly affected by k, the average number of activated nodes in the random selection scheme was still below 0.002 after the 200th time step even for k=7.

It's an extraordinary step, even for an unconventional president: Only one other FBI director has been fired by a sitting president since the bureau's founding in 1908.