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| The inner-platform effect is the | tendency of software architects to create a system so |
| The | tendency from the early Romanesque period to the late |
| s (also called clientism or localitis) is the | tendency of resident in-country staff of an organizati |
| there is an evolutionary advantage due to the | tendency of primates, non-primates and humans to have |
| members of group B, thereby demonstrating the | tendency toward using an availability heuristic as a b |
| He focused particularly on the | tendency of Trotskyist and Maoist groups to factionali |
| title of Space: 1999 and a reflection of the | tendency of Doctor Who story titles to refer to the mo |
| of the banality of purist abstraction and the | tendency of such (masculine) abstraction to ignore mor |
| That being said, the | tendency, especially as the cost of computing declines |
| However, Proyect recalls that the | Tendency was uncomfortable with the notion of a "black |
| Oxophilicity is the | tendency of certain chemical compounds to form oxides |
| al approach to geometry, in a period when the | tendency was to approach geometry more and more via al |
| The | tendency is royalist, anti-aristocratic; it is told fr |
| of Tadahiro's intentions towards Yuzu and the | tendency of the rest of the family to almost completel |
| ng effects of original sin, free will and the | tendency to make morality the essence of religion. |
| of assortative mixing by degree, meaning the | tendency of nodes with high degree to connect to other |
| The Communist League split with the | tendency opposed to joining the ILP continuing as the |
| The | tendency of melamine cups and plates to stain and scra |
| The | tendency of copper to react with ammonia was exploited |
| Trait ascription bias is the | tendency for people to view themselves as relatively v |
| ncy or pollinator constancy is defined as the | tendency of individual pollinators to exclusively visi |
| or, combined with another common problem: the | tendency to procrastinate. |
| es for certain colors or flower types, or the | tendency of pollinators to visit the most rewarding an |
| However, in its place, Ryle saw the | tendency of philosophers to search for objects whose n |
| Island tameness is the | tendency of many populations and species of animals li |
| ess of mythologisation, Barthes refers to the | tendency of socially constructed notions, narratives, |
| ted Broad Australian accent, drawing upon the | tendency of this accent to run words together in a for |
| when mixed with sugar and dried, it gains the | tendency to build up electrical charge when crushed or |
| s, since private cattle breeders have had the | tendency to strongly favour the few best-rated bulls. |
| tia, also known as Rotational Inertia, is the | tendency of a body to maintain its state of rest or un |
| stical models of volatility that captured the | tendency of stock prices and other financial variables |
| gh-Joule effect (aka Gow-Joule effect) is the | tendency of elastomers to contract when heated if they |
| Bill Massey was also prominent in the | tendency. |
| Sedimentation is the | tendency for particles in suspension to settle out of |
| The Law of Complexity/Consciousness is the | tendency in matter to become more complex over time an |
| bility bias, in affective forecasting, is the | tendency for people to overestimate the length or the |
| This avoids the | tendency towards conceptualisation in the "Shanghai as |
| Self-Inflation: the | tendency to inflate self-evaluations. |
| n international relations theory involves the | tendency of nation-states to refuse to confront a grow |
| ounts are probably fictional, a result of the | tendency of oral tales to use real people and events a |
| Hasta people also have the | tendency of not letting the things go. |
| Piezochromism describes the | tendency of certain materials to change color with the |
| 603), and the | tendency of modern criticism is to regard him as the a |
| Everything that the state does, has alone the | tendency to keep these conditions eternally upright. |
| tism, also known as abyssal gigantism, is the | tendency for species of crustaceans, invertebrates and |
| It also has very low creep, which is the | tendency of some glues to plastically yield under even |
| Cleavage, in mineralogy, is the | tendency of crystalline materials to split along defin |
| Other oddities included the | tendency for Manchester United to be relegated in the |
| se during pregnancy, claiming that it has the | tendency to cause bleeding and may induce miscarriage. |
| on several other positions, most notably the | tendency of the rate of profit to fall Revolutionary P |
| ken from Les Lettres nouvelles, examining the | tendency of contemporary social value systems to creat |
| Macroscopically, temperature tells of the | tendency of matter to transfer heat from hotter to coo |
| This refers to the | tendency of various parts of the speaker: the cone, it |
| The | tendency of Klein as a dramatist was to become bombast |
| The | tendency for the adult tarphycerid shell to unwind, or |
| contain a certain amount of Pu-240 due to the | tendency of Pu-239 to absorb an additional neutron dur |
| The | tendency to cannibalism varies among different strains |
| sian ecologist Georgii Gause demonstrated the | tendency toward extinction among predator-prey populat |
| The initial membership of the | tendency was quite small, about 35 in October 1961, wi |
| Subsequently the | tendency grew with cadres in Detroit, Philadelphia and |
| The | tendency of the zinc electrode to dissolve into soluti |
| rriding ethico-political concern has been the | tendency of institutional and cultural discourses/prac |
| the | tendency of the physician to use a wide palette of dru |
| This susceptibility is enhanced due to the | tendency of Baco Blanc vines to bud early and ripen la |
| In 1938, the | tendency was expelled and created the Workers and Peas |
| id fight/flight responses, hence reducing the | tendency to stutter. |
| This explains the | tendency in history (and philosophy) to an eschatologi |
| Dietary indiscretion is the | tendency of certain animal of eating unusual items. |
| Creaming of an emulsion also increases the | tendency of an emulsion to inversion. |
| andolph, because of deaths in infancy and the | tendency to name children after their deceased sibling |
| nster Confession were concerned to combat the | tendency Amyraldism represented. |
| mental attribution error, which describes the | tendency to over-value dispositional or personality-ba |
| The | tendency in Western societies to live apart and intera |
| all as practicable because that reduces their | tendency to migrate under the influence of buoyant for |
| is species as a nuisance, partly due to their | tendency to overwinter indoors and the unpleasant odor |
| his team came under controversy due to their | tendency to qualify for races on the "Past Champion's |
| nspiring a horror of the vices to which their | tendency is strongest, and for strengthening them in t |
| ogical arsenal of dermatology; however, their | tendency to produce side-effects has caused the need t |
| ntraindicated in some situations due to their | tendency to induce ketogenesis and metabolic acidosis. |
| rty, appealing to the lower classes and their | tendency towards socialism. |
| eneral, with their long sermonising and their | tendency to live well despite vows of poverty. |
| Holmes and Moriarty, and just focus on their | tendency to chew scenery and do little, if anything, w |
| tant in biological chemistry because of their | tendency to form hydrogen bonds both as donor and acce |
| ia but are considered a nuisance due to their | tendency to root up and destroy plants. |
| ps were actually palatal stops based on their | tendency to co-occur with front vowels and /j/, but th |
| Their | tendency to aggregate creates locally dense swarms up |
| The designation was in recognition of their | tendency to produce heart-stopping comeback victories |
| The third | tendency in the League consisted of Luke Tripp and Joh |
| Other examples of this | tendency include the fact that it talks about the numb |
| This | tendency toward a homogeneity also stems from the vert |
| This | tendency towards sickness meant that Sidney, unlike hi |
| It then asks how this | tendency can be stopped, in order to preserve the "sep |
| as being itself the greatest barrier to this | tendency, and hence will drive towards its own suspens |
| It is also claimed by some that this | tendency is at work in human sexuality, since, accordi |
| tation, on the other hand, does not have this | tendency, and allows multiple major parties to arise. |
| This | tendency can be curbed in captivity but the species re |
| he town's name be standardised (although this | tendency towards standardisation in the 19th century i |
| This | tendency was noted as early as in the 1920s, and by th |
| However this | tendency was limited as most of the ministers feared a |
| This | tendency inside the party has presumably been growing |
| ated slow growth in regrowth stands, but this | tendency has been attributed to significant root and c |
| h century), and in the late 19th century this | tendency bore fruit in the prominence of Quaker women |
| Having detected this | tendency in several other former revolutionaries like |
| This | tendency emphasized electoral socialism, especially in |
| This | tendency was set as early as the series' third install |
| They are trying to discourage this | tendency. |
| The cause of this | tendency is unclear. |
| This | tendency of using violence to coerce the population es |
| This | tendency can be resisted by giving a twist to the tors |
| Age of Illusion is perhaps the apogee of this | tendency. |
| be devoted to maneuvers that compensate this | tendency. |
| A song about treknobabble, Star Trek's | tendency to use borderline nonsense to explain away te |
| y must be emphasized in light of a tremendous | tendency for Korean wikipedians to push the South/Nort |
| Basque militant armed group of the Trotskyist | tendency that may be remembered for being the only one |
| talian sonatas and concertos, but the typical | tendency of German solo violin music to rely on polyph |
| troy the Book, although it has an unfortunate | tendency to fly away after its spells are undone. |
| d Demonwolf also has a humorously unfortunate | tendency to speak only in turgid, long-winded and unne |
| He took no part in the various | tendency disputes that developed between 1963 and 1967 |
| rese identified himself with the camisa vieja | tendency, although he did not actually join the Falang |
| The vine's | tendency to bud later in the growing season and ripen |
| ardliner, he led the "prolonged people's war" | tendency within the FSLN, but later supported the poli |
| cannot be looked on as offsetting the warming | tendency of increased carbon dioxide: their concurrent |
| instead of recognizing one's own weaknesses, | tendency to blame others for own failures. |
| binary opposition is prompted by the Western | tendency to organise everything into a hierarchal stru |
| The composition of plants and facades with | tendency to the asymmetry, the handling of new materia |
| ame a prominent figure in the Marxist Workers | Tendency of the ANC. |
| mself has criticized his (and other writers') | tendency to write "pretty" at the expense of sound, lo |
| (I.e., the Western New York | tendency to say "the" before a route number, such as " |
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