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The stable evolution of Rp, Cp, Cd, and a higher value of Rc illustrated an original fact that the water-borne styrene-acrylate emulsion/Dacromet system exhibited the best protective performance among the three systems.

The United States will still care about the fate of Arab societies, the stability of West Africa and the stable evolution of new producers in East Africa, the evolution of Venezuela and the need for multiple oil and gas pipelines to Europe to produce competitive prices there.

After signing with WWF, Orton became a member of the stable Evolution, which quickly led to a WWE Intercontinental Championship reign, his first title with the company.

The last term ensures stable evolution of the contours [37, 38].

However, the SLM composite shows a significantly lower wear rate than that of the CSAM composite, presenting a stable evolution of the friction coefficient and a worn morphology without obvious scratches.

We found that the simultanous use of 50% overlap between populations and the random distortion ensured stable evolution of a reasonably diverse population.

The continuous modelling allows stable evolution of differential operators such as gradient or Laplacian.

Foreign policy makers in all the developed countries must absorb these lessons and examine their long-term rational interests, which are focused on stable evolution of basic human needs globally that produce democracies, not support for dictatorships, no matter how much oil they have.

In combination with protective measures (physical and enzymatic) against entirely random recombination, sexual recombination allows stable evolution of complexity in cell lines that can support division of labour and, by extension, proper cellular differentiation.

However, we show that in shear, unlike in extension, the tank-treading motion can inhibit the buckling instability and gives rise to a stable evolution even in presence of membrane compressive stresses.

Nevertheless, taking an overview of the phylogenetic data presented, it is most striking how similar the ciona complement of metzincin genes is to that of the protostomes (Figs 2, 3, 4; Table 3), suggesting that the metzincin gene complement has remained relatively stable throughout the evolution of both the protostome lineage, and the deuterostome lineage up to and including early chordates.