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• We make the distances between the boundaries of successively refined regions large enough to reduce this source of error to an acceptable level.

• This model is the final iteration in a series of models successively refined or rejected outright through member checks.

• The musical output of the system, therefore, was quadraphonic propagation of motifs and variations, which successively got in and out of synchronisation.

• We can find the minimum time motions by successively searching for the minimum overload motions.

• The suspension was then filtered successively through 500 and 100 m nylon mesh filters.

• Figure 14 shows the value of @ from every second element of the 1024-element array for 500 successively measured axial concentration profiles.

• Differentiated flexural tectonic subsidence has been successively compensated by accumulation of the sediments within the basin.

• Stationary instrumental groups are placed around the audience and successively play sounds of the same pitch and timbre with similar dynamic envelopes (crescendo-decrescendo).

• They represent a hierarchical decomposition of audio into successively smaller segments (see figure 1).

• Three polar assumptions about economic openness are successively handled.

• These elements are then combined by a computational component that builds successively larger structures out of these basic elements.

• All groups performed a referent size-selection task in which they were instructed successively to select the larger one of two cardinal numbers.

• Because the lexical chains are constructed by successively chaining utterances expressed by different participants in the team, lexicalized concepts flow through and from each participant.

• Considering technological adoption in a historical perspective, there are several examples of innovations favoring successively specialization and multitasking during the 20th century.

• Through a balance between inheritance and genetic variation, groups of self-replicating entities, or organisms, successively adapt to their surrounding environment through self-replication with variance.