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This year, he's performing in the kind of small venues no member of Pink Floyd has played in for half a century – and without the "considerable degree of luxury" their latterday tours afforded.

What's more, the commercial internet, to the considerable degree that it was dependent on advertising income and other forms of retailing, also always had a "localising" logic behind its vast scale.

Computational simulations of tissue differentiation have been able to capture the main aspects of tissue formation/regeneration observed in animal experiments—except for the considerable degree of variability reported.

Taking into account the considerable degree of comorbidity (about one third had more than one disorder), the most frequent disorders are anxiety disorders, depressive, somatoform and substance dependence disorders.

Mr. Armstrong closed the concert with his own "Transformation," a four-movement work that shows the considerable degree to which he has assimilated everything from Classicism and Romantic melodrama to -- for a brief stretch in the third movement -- post-tonal angularity.

The considerable degree of uniformity often found in migrants' headings – behaviour known as 'common orientation' – was evident from the earliest radar studies [1] [3], and it was also found that the orientating insects commonly formed layers at particular altitudes in the atmosphere.

In much the same way, most Americans far prefer to read books and watch movies about Europe's undeniable class divisions than think hard about their own economic inequalities or the very considerable degree of hereditary status and influence in their own land.

However, the prediction intervals of our projections incorporate only the uncertainty in the fitted model parameters, and not the unquantifiable but potentially considerable degree of additional uncertainty arising from the particular chosen shape of the exposure curve beyond 1978.

Cader said one similar feature was "the fact that a considerable degree of the brain complexity and patterning is [being] encoded and which could arise from the DNA of the starting stem cells without additional external manipulations".

I added to the play a considerable degree of pain and sense of loss about being exiled from one's country, which I felt my father had left out of his stories.

The effort indicates a considerable degree of organization behind the resistance against the American presence, though officials say it does not appear to be under the central control of a single leader or group.