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"Which could either be radiation or surgery," he said.

A desert encounter prompts a drawn-out game of kill-or-be-killed, which could either be read as "existential" or simply "pretentious".

Furthermore, the product has a user interface, which could either be physically part of the product or distributed in the user environment.

To achieve this, the uterine cavity needs to be distended by a medium which could either be fluid or carbon dioxide [1].

Which could either be a great surprise, or hideously inappropriate — depending on how good an oracle Amazon's algorithm turns out to be.

Different routes for immobilization of TiO2 on conducting substrates were compared to find active and stable photocatalysts, which could either be operated in open circuit (photocatalysis) or with applied electric potential (photoelectrocatalysis).

He wrote that the forces faced "a military disaster" in which they could "either be driven to the sea or bottled into rugged mountain passes and soggy rice fields for annihilation".

Among them was a trove specifically related to e-commerce, which could either have been there for defensive purposes (buying in areas against where competitors have business) or for actual future products (like, say, mobile commerce solutions).

The one-piece shell which formed the seat could either be used as it was or foam-padded and upholstered.

(2014), the participants' task was to detect the tones of attenuated loudness, and therefore the pitch of the sound, which could be either predictable or unpredictable, was irrelevant for the correct performance of the task and could be ignored.

Incentives or reinforcement, which could be either positive or negative, are described by Nutley et al. as a key strategy to improve the use of research [ 34].