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Every now and again, he'd make a 1990s reference — say, "Hangin' With Mr. Cooper" — and it was generally lost on them.

As may be expected, balance was generally lost at a lower acceleration level than the results for standing or seated passengers highlighted in this paper.

However, after a few passages their expression started to decline (Fig. 5Q,R,W,X) and after prolonged propagation (>20 passages) the expression of Oct4 and Nanog was generally lost (Fig. 5T,U,W,X and Fig. S10).

In addition, typical CAES systems are inefficient since the compression work also generates thermal energy, which is generally lost to the ambient when pressurized air is stored over a long period of time.

Slow pyrolysis at a temperature of 400 °C was utilized to generate a biochar sample that still retained some oxygen functionality (which is generally lost at higher temperatures), while ensuring that full pyrolysis occurred, instead of torrefaction which happens at lower (~ 300 °C) temperatures (Shankar Tumuluru et al. 2011).

However, these lines are generally lost in the fierce flux of radiation emitted by the fuel.

Passivity, a well known phenomenon in several engineering areas, is generally lost under direct discretization.

Interestingly, CDH13 is generally lost in cancer, including PCa, due to promoter hypermethylation38.

But what is generally lost in mediation, even in so helpful a book as Ephraim E. Urbach's "Sages" (1987) is passion.

However, apart from the finding about length, these results were generally lost once studies rated as being at high risk of bias were removed, such as groups not being allocated randomly.

The joke in the glamour charge is that Faye Dunaway has the magazine-illustration look of countless uninterestingly pretty girls, and Warren Beatty has the kind of high-school good looks that are generally lost fast.