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The CO2 flux from soils is an important part of the global carbon (C) cycle, whose dependence on erosion is as yet largely unknown.

For a decade, he and his wife did what they could to support her brother, Nick Hileman, whose dependence on prescription painkillers had grown into an addiction to heroin.

However, variational formulations of such methods normally contain boundary integrals whose dependence on the small, with respect to "volumetric" Lebesgue norm, changes of the coefficients is generally speaking not continuous.

Renoir himself seeing the repressive dichotomy of mother and whore clear-mindedly offers, as a parallel, the sour Madame Legrand, whose dependenclear-mindedly offerses her miserliness asmatter of survival, esparallel by conthesourith Lulu's self-destructive indulgence of the spendthrift Dédé.

Although his salary rose to $150,000 in 2003, documents and testimony in the impeachment inquiry portray him as a man whose checking account sometimes dwindled to a few hundred dollars and whose dependence on free or reduced-price vacations from associates was something of a habit.

Perhaps most interesting to watch will be France, whose dependence on nuclear energy is the highest in the world, with nearly 80 percent of the country's electricity produced by 58 reactors, a fleet second in size only to that of the United States.

The time dependence or steady-state condition for ⟨ n⟩ is a function of quadratic moments in n, whose time dependence or steady state conditions are in turn functions of higher-order moments.

These SiGe multicrystals are useful for new solar cells whose wavelength dependence of the absorption coefficient can be freely designed.

His third wife, Cynthia, whose emotional dependence on him was extreme ("How I long to be bullied mercilessly!" she once wrote), killed herself alongside Koestler.

This process yields ferromagnetic resonance (FMR) linewidths whose frequency dependence is incompatible with the linear variation expected from the Landau Lifschitz equation.

Kinematic restoration is an intrinsically nonlinear process with a two spatial-zone structure, whose amplitude dependence is fundamentally different near and far from the wrinkle excitation source.