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We have identified a new category of genes that we term the "multi-phenotypic lin-35 suppressors" (MPLS).

Specifically, we introduce the concept of, and then compute, a quantity that we term the flaming distance, LF.

Our method results in models that we term Nonparametric exterior derivative estimation Ordinary Differential Equation (NODE) model's.

In other cases, we show that incentive structures result in a loss of value that we term the value gap.

They do this principally through the process of automation, creating a system of regulation that we term 'automated management'.

This article aims to raise awareness of a rapidly emerging privacy threat that we term cybercasing: leveraging geo-tagged information available online to mount real-world attacks.

In the Japanese language, TACMI means "master expert," and herein we describe an endoscopic technique with novel elements that we term transseptal access with crossing multiple incisions (TACMI).

The disparities in wealth that we term "income inequality" are no accident, and they can't be fixed by fiddling at the edges of our current economic system.

The flexible propeller blades can adopt distinct conformations, and consist of a series of four-transmembrane helical bundles that we term Piezo repeats.

But there was a third set of communicators who employed a breathtakingly simple and successful procedure that we term the relationship-raising approach.

We show that these paradoxes are specific examples of more general classes of network change properties that we term the "least congestible route" and "size" principles, respectively.