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One of the strange energies of rhyme is the tension so often experienced between the visualised form of the word on the page and its heard counterpart, a tension that allows further significations to creep in.
We present CyberMath, an extendable avatar-based shared virtual environment for teaching and exploration of non-trivial mathematics that allows further study of these issues.
The standardized test conditions of the harmonized leaching tests are, therefore, not to be considered a simulation of reality, but as a helpful convention that allows further modeling of the data.
Overall, the proposed RCT-based polymeric siRNA nanoflower formulation can provide a new platform technology that allows further functional modifications via an advanced annealing method for systemic cancer RNAi therapy.
That is, expansions in diet breadth and geographic range are the source of new variation that allows further specialisation and speciation, and hence may be an important process behind the diversification of plant-feeding insects.
We therefore submit that the transient suppression of brain areas involved in the generation and execution of motion activity is one of the factors that allows further consolidation of sleep.
Next they form understandings of the physical world (for example, identifying objects that fall) that allow further exploration of the world.
Nora Murat, the executive director of Amnesty International's Malaysia branch, said she hoped that the 28-day period would be a definite limit and that "there wouldn't be any other loopholes that allow further detention".
These properties are called hydrostatic data and are plotted as functions of draught, in curves that allow further calculations.
The networks the villagers established while living in the temporary settlement enabled them to learn new fishing techniques that allowed further diversification of their livelihoods.
It provides valuable references that allow further probing of the tool's theory and applications to design a successful expert system.
