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Micromechanics provides a tool to systematically trace the source of ductility loss, if any, and offers guidelines to adjust compositions to restore composite ductility.

Micromechanics provides a tool to systematically trace the source of ductility loss, if any, and offers guidelines to adjust compositions to restore composite ductility.  .

To systematically trace the origins of all human orthologs, Huerta-Cepas et al. (2007) established a genomewide pipeline to derive the human phylome defined as a complete collection of all gene phylogenies of the human genome.

These numbers do not include co-citations where both databases translated the protein groups (complexes) into sets of binary interactions, which we could not systematically trace, and which we suspect may contribute to some of the remaining cases of low S PPI, mainly due to different conventions used to perform the translation.

There is to me no sadder sight than a plate of roasted meat from which its owner has systematically excised every trace of glistening fat, the unwanted bronzed skin piled up on the rim like the debris left at the side of a motorway after a nasty car crash.

"Mugniyah systematically had all traces of himself removed," Baer says.

MR: it's funny, i'm so deep in the konmari method [from The Life-Changing Magic Of Tidying Up] right now. which in a way is about systematically wiping the traces of your existence away.

The deployment plan of the vaccination teams used the day before was followed by the follow-up teams to trace back systematically all vaccine recipients by site, neighborhood, block and house number.

About that time, beginning around 1990, President Ben Ali's secret police began a campaign that systematically wiped out almost any trace of the group.

It was finally closed by the Bolsheviks in 1925 and turned into a park; subsequently, possibly on the orders of Joseph Stalin, the Eastern Orthodox church and the headstones were systematically destroyed until almost no trace of the cemetery remained.

Through convergence testing, it is shown that fidelity in an actual shield geometry can be maintained in the discrete ray-trace description by systematically increasing the number of discrete rays used.