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In dealing with Heraclitus, the modern scholar turns with reluctance next to the doxographical tradition, the tradition represented by Aetius in the first century CE, which preserves in handbook form a systematic account of the beliefs of the Greek philosophers on a series of topics having to do with the physical world and its first principles.

In this study, we obtained epithelial differentiation of SP cells without shifting the cells to standard differentiating conditions (add 10% FBS in medium) but rather by maintaining the cells under non-differentiation conditions (which preserves in vitro their stem-like properties) in the presence of sesamin.

13, 32 sNMR was conducted in methanol (MeOH), reconstitution in which preserves FLAG-p7 in a functional, drug-sensitive state upon introduction to membranes (Supporting Fig. S1a).

(2013), dispersion behavior of a group is presented, which preserves cohesion in group of pedestrians instead of area coverage.

The party's goal is to create jobs and improve living standards, which preserves stability, which in turn prolongs Communist Party power.

A faster but less general approach is to use Homomorphic Encryption (HE) which preserves certain operations in the encrypted domain [35].

Under disastrous bed-separation water, there is bound to be a buffer layer (h0 in Fig. 1), which preserves water to accumulate in the bed separation.

The PDMS is subsequently heated so that it crosslinks, which preserves the printed features in the elastomer matrix.

Unless indicated otherwise, descriptions are of the part, which preserves the trace fossil in negative relief.

He died after a short illness, according to the Edward Schillebeeckx Foundation in Nijmegen, which preserves his work.

One is "reversible", or "lossless" compression, which preserves mathematically the full information in the original.