| Imposing time reversibility has the computational advantage that the matrix exponentiation can be carried out without much difficulty. |
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| A phenomenon illustrating reversibility of time is the barely perceptible lag of atomic clocks transported on jets traveling at high speeds. |
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| Reoxygenation experiments were also carried out to confirm the reversibility of the deoxygenation experiments. |
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| A causal mechanism and the potential reversibility of lung pathology await elucidation. |
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| The significance of an effect is determined by its magnitude, geographic extent, duration and reversibility. |
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| He also introduced the important concept of reversibility, namely that motive power can be used to produce the temperature difference in the engine. |
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| Repeated measurements of FEV 1 and measurement of reversibility after bronchodilation would establish the diagnosis, but this was beyond the scope of our study. |
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| However, the reversibility of this phenomenon was confirmed in cell-attached recordings where application and release of membrane tension is more straightforward. |
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| First, as regards methodology, the Commission would confirm that the risk shield was approved as rescue aid in view of its reversibility. |
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| Depending on the degree and reversibility of damage at the point of exposure, substances are classified as nonirritants, irritants, or corrosive. |
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| However, reversibility has to be agreed upon either on an individual or on a collective level. |
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| Stop spraying, and things would revert to normal within a couple of days. Cui bono? That reversibility is important. |
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| Various stable, modern resins are employed in place of oil paint to ease reversibility and to avoid discoloration. |
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| We attach particular importance to the principles of proportionality and reversibility that are provided for within the resolution. |
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| It assessed residual impacts with regard to direction, magnitude, geographic extent, duration, frequency, and reversibility. |
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| It features an aluminum complex thickener base, providing extreme water resistance, excellent mechanical stability, reversibility and tackiness. |
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| Gates is concerned about the constant fluctuations of Bitcoin's value in the last few months, as well as the lack of transaction reversibility. |
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| It aims to remove the constraints of deployment, portability and reversibility for end users of Cloud services. |
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| A Sure-Seal door design features self-closing doors, magnetic closure, field reversibility, and a key lock. |
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| Pink is the third element in this reversibility. |
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| Thus, their reversibility is ensured, although not in full. |
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| The above-ground storage conditions should notably meet the principles of reversibility of storage, protection of mercury against meteoric water, impermeability towards soils and prevention of vapour emissions of mercury. |
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| Lead was selected for its longstanding historic use in conjunction with stone, its chemical inertness, its complete and relatively simple reversibility, its malleability, as well as its impermeability. |
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| Y increased reversibility of gaseous phase hydrogen storage. |
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| A pilot study tested the effectiveness of various means of conveying information about eating fish. The results seem to show that providing information view to measuring the reversibility of neuromotor effects. |
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| To conclude in a positive way on Anti-Age, we have gone up from a demonstrated slow-down effect on the ageing process to its reversibility by creating new inter-neuronal connections and by restoring muscular mitochondrions. |
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| While hypogonadism is a pharmacologic consequence of long-term LHRH agonist treatment, its reversibility has not been established in patients suffering with prostatic carcinoma. |
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| And yet proof of the euro's reversibility will throw markets into a panic. |
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| But this contradicts the so-called reversibility requirement of quantum theory: that the end of any process must be traceable back to the conditions that created it. |
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| The experts stressed the advantages of identifying solutions of a very simple nature that could be adapted easily to the nature of the site, with a variety of modalities and full reversibility. |
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| Thanks to its reversibility, this comfort unit is suitable for use in both summer and winter and provides you with all the comfort you could possibly need. |
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| Such a balance will take into account not only economic constraints but also ethical requirements in terms of social equity and reversibility of decisions. |
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| Conversely, a flexible labour market which facilitates the mobility of personnel is complementary to a financial system which guarantees the reversibility of commitments and the liquidity of investments. |
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| Based on preservation of properties, liveness, boundedness, reversibility and conservativeness of the system can be readily derived. |
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| The text ends by asking the reader to consider the concepts of stability, elasticity, and reversibility when it comes to the habitable environment. |
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| The study of reversibility of the drainage is called the subirrigation. |
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| Dehydration and rehydration selectivety and reversibility alter glial fibrillary acidic protein immunoreactivity in the rat supraoptic nucleus and adjacent glial limitans. |
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| Reversibility of end-stage liver disease and its prediction of regression would be welcome signs in the management and treatment of cirrhosis. |
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