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Amines are particularly valuable because of their ability to act as bases, a property that is a consequence of the ability of amines to accept hydrogen atoms from acidic molecules.
While service has not yet fully resumed on PlayStation Network, that is a consequence of so many people attempting to get back online and the networks trying to stop any similar attacks from happening in future, the group said.
True, there are chaotic symptoms — such as the conflicts among the different political parties and the occasional clashes between the SCAF, the Parliament and the government — but this is a form of the "creative chaos," in the words of Condoleezza Rice, that is a consequence of revolutionary changes that ultimately will lead to a stable democracy.
The oxygenase activity of Rubisco is an unavoidable side reaction that is a consequence of its reaction mechanism.
Low-cost entry-level 3D printers suffer from reduced optimization, that is a consequence of development cost savings.
These soils exhibit a distinctive behaviour that is a consequence of their formation history, mineralogy and structure.
Author Lynne Truss Lynne Truss evidently thinks good writing (the sort of clear expression that is a consequence of clarity of thought) is in urgent need of protection.
The freedom of design of AM products suffers from some limitations in case of powder bed metal processes, because AM part's integrity is affected by the residual stress state that is a consequence of the thermal history during part fabrication.
This is partly because of the complexity of the mapping relationship between genotype and phenotype that is a consequence of epistasis (gene-gene interaction) and other phenomena such as gene-environment interaction and locus heterogeneity.
Now, we use the following lemma, that is a consequence of the axiom of choice, to obtain coincidence point results for two self-mappings defined on a subset of a partially ordered cone metric type space (see [45, 46]).
