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But Gramsci's attempt to convince other communists of the revolutionary potential of cultural transformation was restricted by his imprisonment, from 1926 until shortly before his death in 1937, by the fascist regime of Benito Mussolini.

The amount of WC/W2C was reduced in both coatings due to the formation of the NiCrW and NiW solid solutions containing a large amount of W. Precipitation of W-rich phase from NiCrW and NiW solutions was also observed but the transformation is restricted by the fast cooling rate characteristic of the spraying process.

Solid-solid transformations are restricted by the slow rates of diffusion in solids.

Vapour-solid transformations are restricted practically by the large change in volume on vaporization (as a result of which the charge must move along the containing tube).

In recognition of its limitations, the role of colposcopy was restricted to categorising the transformation zone as normal or abnormal.

The deployment was restricted.

Smoking was restricted everywhere.

Approximately 15,000 genes contain at least one STAT3 binding site within their putative regulatory DNA domain as defined by GREAT (Methods), and only 3% of STAT3 sites are not associated with a putative regulatory DNA domain.All STAT3 binding during the transformation process is restricted almost exclusively to sites within FAIRE regions that existed prior to induction of transformation.

In addition, the diffusion of the desirable molecules must be quick enough for the reactant transformation to be restricted to the formation of the desired product [5, 6].

Annealing the samples reduces the dislocation content in both phases, with the reduction being lesser in the ω phase, leading to the postulation that transformation from ω→α is restricted by the pinning effect of dislocation structures within the ω phase.

The results show that the crystal transformation of alumina is restricted by the doped Cr and facilitated by the doped Fe and Mg, which is transformed from θ-Al2O3 to α-Al2O3 in the calcination process.