It is generally observed from linear viscoelastic measurements that the network structure is broken up under flow and rebuilt upon the cessation of flow under static conditions (annealing or rest time experiments).
Under the terms of the cessation of hostilities, in place for nearly two weeks, Russia could continue to strike al-Nusra Front and the Islamic State as well as provide air cover to the Syrian Arab Army on the ground against these terrorist forces.
While studies suggest the significant impact of deaths and disabilities related to armed conflict [ 24], most of these studies do not address the conditions under which societies emerging from the cessation of conflict are performing better in reducing child mortality rates.
These genes are mostly related to the ribosome, which has been interpreted as effect of the cessation of growth under the nitrogen starvation [ 11].
Giles Tremlett reports from Madrid: MAFO, as he is known, claimed the central bank had the situation under control until "the minister intervened with the cessation of (former Bankia chairman Rodrigo) Rato".
Increased lignification has been observed in the leaf elongation zone of drought-stressed maize leaves (Vincent et al. 2005) and increased cell wall peroxidase activity has been implicated in the cessation of leaf growth under drought in darnel (Bacon et al. 1997).
"The cessation of armed violence remains incomplete," B. Lynn Pascoe, the under secretary general for political affairs, told the Security Council during a debate on the Middle East.
Under extreme drought, however, damage to the photosynthesis apparatus eventually results in the cessation of both carbon assimilation and isoprene emission.
Sinus arrest was defined as the cessation of SAN pacemaker activity; the ventricles may continue to beat under ectopic atrial, atrioventricular junctional, or idioventricular control.
The cessation of hostilities lasted barely a week.
