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Other forms have been reported but are not well characterized, including especially a yellow, metastable form, which may consist of As4 molecules analogous to white phosphorus, P4.

Evidence, however, favours there being some organismal control over their firing, which may consist only of adjusting the threshold for firing, or the selectivity.

The last two digits of the expanded code represent an even smaller area called a segment, which may consist of one side of a city block, a single floor in a large building, or a group of post office boxes.

These are needed to define whether imported goods, which may consist of inputs from many different countries, qualify for favoured treatment.Though the Bank's report tries to emphasise that regional trade agreements can boost trade, the record is not encouraging.

A CAPTCHA, which may consist of letters, numbers, or images, is distorted in some manner to prevent recognition by computers but not so distorted that a human with normal vision cannot identify the code and retype it.

Some hold that this can be dealt with through efforts to discourage excessive wage increases by a direct approach, which may consist of a propaganda campaign on the evil effects of wage-price inflation, together with guidelines governing rates of wage increases.

That is by regarding a series of segmented damage initiation/termination processes which may consists of, say picocracking to nanocracking and nanocracking to microcracking followed by microcracking to macrocracking and so on.

Similarly the horizontal integrations can be motivated by a defensive strategy (1b) which may consists of: (i) preventing being taken-over; (ii) preventing the target from being taken over by others; (iii) avoiding other merged entities in the industry from becoming too strong [19].

Howling consists of a fundamental frequency which may lie between 150 and 780 Hz, and consists of up to 12 harmonically related overtones.

CMR is commonly required to rule out post-repair complications which variably may consist of residual atrial and/or ventricular septal defect, akinesis or dyskinesis of the right ventricular outflow tract, outflow patch aneurysm and fibrosis of RV free wall or pulmonary artery stenosis [12, 13, 14, 15].

The same dynamic explains the current spate of questions over the composition of the Supreme Court, which may soon consist entirely of lawyers trained at Harvard and Yale.