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These rules transform spontaneous play into games, which can thus be defined as rule-bound or regulated play.

EC is positively correlated with the concentration of ions, which can thus be indirectly calculated from EC.

For the first time, the equations of motion introduce a coupling torsion term and include existing string and beam models, which can thus be considered as particular cases.

That is, the mind is not the adequate cause of the affect; rather, it responds to some external thing, which can thus be considered the active cause.

We conclude that soil macrofauna diversity is low in pastures except close to the grass tufts, which can thus be considered as biodiversity hotspots.

Furthermore, the thickness of this layer plays a key role in determining the BSW frequency (propagation vector), which can thus be tuned within the photonic band gap.

For example, lipid bilayers can present ligands of many different kinds simply by attaching lipid tails to the ligands, which can thus easily be incorporated into the lipid bilayer.

An idea, which seems good can thus be tested and killed early if the combined market, technology and design execution risk is too high and if an insufficient number of innovators or early adopters exist.

If bombarded by neutrons, though, it turns into an isotope of uranium, 233U, which is. Thorium can thus be burned in a conventional reactor along with enriched uranium or plutonium to provide the necessary neutrons.

For ASICs with similar design to those which were tested, it can thus be largely excluded that the embedding of the electronics into the calorimeter layers compromises the performance of the calorimeters.

The fault-related structures identified from seismic data have steep gradient planes which may not seal and can thus be multidirectional pathways for petroleum migration which eventually disseminated in the formations.