adaption

There is research already about how a mother's cardiovascular system functions when she is at rest, but currently there is limited research into the cardiovascular adaption during physical activity which impedes our understanding of what a normal response is.

also scrutinizes Elliot's lasting influence on American fiction to the modern day, and particularly contemplates modern American adaptions of her work.

Readers will find tips and tricks used on the show, help with decorator terms such as ``neo-classic'' (which means modern adaptions of ancient Greek and Romans designs), and even pull-out posters of each of the designers.

In all these works, McGill may indeed be trying to register a protest against what the press release called "humankind's adaptions to its psychotic commitment to nuclear armament.

Tapered design of the collets, which use standard ER32 adaptions, allows reaching into deeper shaped cavities and narrow milling applications.

To accommodate the winter garden's 13m height required some deft adaptions of the standard system and also a specially designed structure.

A separate part examines the composition and function of early colonial Mayan books, relating both their continuation of certain pre-contact traditions and certain adaptions to the colonial world.

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