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Hurst also made her a slight bow, and said he was "very glad"; but diffuseness and warmth remained for Bingley's salutation.

With the beginning of the last speech he had stretched out his legs, thrust his hands in his pockets, and prepared himself for some introductory diffuseness, tending to show that Mr.

(except for the tendency to medieval diffuseness) they are true to the situation and really serve to enhance the suspense.

The modified and updated form of the Shafer histopathological scoring criteria (5) for all parameters was assessed on two scores based on intensity and diffuseness of the cells (score 1: nothing to appear or <10% on section, score 2: >10% on section).

For instance, no consistent theologian, philosopher, or scientist will agree with the diffuseness of their spheres in some kind of universality (in spite of the fact that they certainly intersect and interact, nevertheless, without merging).

If man's sin is pride, woman's sin is characterized as "triviality, distractibility and diffuseness, depending upon others for one's own self-definition."

the diffuseness of life-giving power and to the transformational

This result confirmed the repeatability of the test procedure and the diffuseness of the sound field in the receiving room (Fig.

On the other hand on a long term the reciprocity diffuseness create a historical of the relationship which can assure a balance points set.

At the same time, a certain diffuseness among the contributions is apparent, as they were not originally written as a coherent set.

Various studies have shown that the diffuseness of atherosclerosis and then the probability of coronary artery disease (CAD) can be predicted by studying the levels of inflammatory markers in healthy individuals (6, 7).