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| es in nesting areas seems related to a strong | tendency for the young to 'fall' out of the nest a wee |
| ry for sea trials, which revealed a dangerous | tendency to ship considerable amounts of water in heav |
| She evinced a literary | tendency at the age of seven, when she began a diary, |
| stories, Hot Stuff was written with a strong | tendency to remain separate, in his own world. |
| There has been a generalized | tendency to view the Kahnawake Iroquois as a group of |
| ed a nostalgist and a romantic, with a strong | tendency towards snobbery, although his anarchistic st |
| mic and attractive personality, with a strong | tendency toward impetuous action and speech. |
| The Rifa'i Tariqa has a notable | tendency to blend worship styles or ideas with those o |
| The encoded protein, which has a greater | tendency to allow potassium to flow into a cell rather |
| These writings reveal a conservative | tendency that distinguished his later works - an unbou |
| His work has shown a maverick | tendency, with a willingness to take up unpopular posi |
| s since the commuter exhibits a disconcerting | tendency to literally vanish on close questioning abou |
| parently that the basic rocks have a stronger | tendency to crystallize, partly because they are more |
| y must be emphasized in light of a tremendous | tendency for Korean wikipedians to push the South/Nort |
| reality that it was now part of a 'Pathfinder | tendency' consisting of the SWP and several Communist |
| or a proto-Beria; he suffered from a bizarre | tendency to forget his own name, and periodically had |
| the term may be used to refer to a perceived | tendency in "humans...to find animals attractive that |
| kalinity in the feedwater result in a scaling | tendency when they are concentrated in the reject stre |
| a lot of people to the city, and a political | tendency towards a general centralization of instituti |
| verse, ingenious in its turn and of a gallant | tendency. |
| ibit the opposition effect, which is a strong | tendency to reflect light straight back to its source, |
| est and big-hearted man, albeit with a slight | tendency of missing the point (at times to an amazing |
| of any body to its resolutions have a direct | tendency to embarrass the operation of government and |
| gilante with little true feeling and a strong | tendency to kill. |
| could be a primary masochism, a self-injuring | tendency which would be an indication of the death ins |
| timal levels are generally close to a central | tendency of the values found in the population. |
| ments of society and thus mitigated a natural | tendency toward participation inequality in electoral |
| ial cultivar or a dooryard tree due to a high | tendency of the fruit to split open while still on the |
| "...a heavily ornamental spirit, a strong | tendency to the two-dimensional, a stylized approach t |
| red inhibition of plasmin leads to a bleeding | tendency, which was severe in the cases reported. |
| o in his sacred works - hardly a conservative | tendency - and, significantly, something his brother n |
| of a similar status, there has been a marked | tendency to take up education, and they now produced a |
| The strands have a natural | tendency to revert to the duplex form, but SSB binds t |
| The poem has a sado-masochistic | tendency. |
| A bruising | tendency has been observed. |
| imparts higher tensile strength and a reduced | tendency to scaling. |
| "Only original products that show a decisive | tendency toward aesthetic renewal of form will be admi |
| of the Chartist movement, there was a general | tendency towards reformism in the United Kingdom. |
| There is also a general | tendency to call this film comical as its entire premi |
| president of Colombia, setting a conservative | tendency that would catch on with the Colombian politi |
| ture of Hindi, Marathi, English with a strong | tendency to simplify the grammar of regular Hindi. |
| The community had a notable | tendency of immigration in early 20th century. |
| 2.7% in 1985, 1.7% in 1990, with a decreasing | tendency - more noticeable in the Czech Republic than |
| e part of the applicant to create a seditious | tendency in order to establish his state of mind". |
| cres) of Ortega in Germany, with a decreasing | tendency. |
| The encoded protein, which has a greater | tendency to allow potassium to flow into a cell rather |
| hippocampus and neocortex and a self-reported | tendency to have spiritual experiences. |
| development seems to be derived from a local | tendency to refer to Stevenson Brook as Diamond Brook, |
| ly, Kir4.1, characterized by having a greater | tendency to allow potassium to flow into, rather than |
| Kir6.1, which has a greater | tendency to allow potassium to flow into a cell rather |
| The mind has a natural | tendency to roam between the sensory inputs. |
| ef: The Evolution of a Myth, showed a Marxist | tendency. |
| s) of Faberrebe in Germany, with a decreasing | tendency. |
| There is a strong | tendency to avoid touchy subjects, such as politics an |
| Later a strong | tendency of free love appeared alongside anarcha-femin |
| le spar construction, and had a disconcerting | tendency to disintegrate in sustained dives at high sp |
| roachable in their youth, mirroring a similar | tendency in Bordeaux and elsewhere. |
| Its founders belonged to a minority | tendency with the pro-Marxist section of the Anushilan |
| Bonnard who seemed to recognize a progressive | tendency rooted in his own sense of colour (Post-Impre |
| Tha ability and | tendency to build wax comb differs between the honeybe |
| Pentacles is in reverse it warns against the | tendency of being a spendthrift. |
| He had always fought against a | tendency to put on weight. |
| Everything that the state does, has alone the | tendency to keep these conditions eternally upright. |
| and the Old Catholic Church, and also spoused | tendency to a rationalist and Unitarian Christian theo |
| ism was a "result of the American citizenry's | tendency to look to the sitting president as simultane |
| troy the Book, although it has an unfortunate | tendency to fly away after its spells are undone. |
| ess to a particular movement than an artistic | tendency. |
| rely speak out of turn will have an increased | tendency for gaffes even though they are sober. |
| ized Archbishop Li Shan because of an alleged | tendency to compromise with the Chinese Communist Part |
| her in 1911 the building reflects an emerging | tendency to incorporate freely desperate and competing |
| ts' with holding nine points of an antinomian | tendency. |
| and bacterial colonization with an increased | tendency for infections and throat discomfort. |
| An inherent | tendency towards motion was an ‘occult quality' of the |
| ka aggressiveness) represents an individual's | tendency to initiate or escalate a contest independent |
| n of the Japanese military, and an increasing | tendency to resolve political differences through forc |
| It participated in an international | tendency known as the Trotskyist International Liaison |
| Asiatic style and cultivated an "Atticizing" | tendency. |
| high price of up to $350 per bottle, and the | tendency of restaurant patrons to buy well-known mass- |
| d "prone to serious bouts of self-doubt and a | tendency to let injuries rule his thought processes." |
| sed the expulsion of Joe Higgins and Militant | Tendency at the 1989 conference and in the early 90's |
| ted the carrying capacity of the land and the | tendency (by cultural aggreement) for the tribes to go |
| example of Huie's masterful reporting and his | tendency to anger the mighty. |
| wardly Viking with a high pitched voice and a | tendency to get seasick. |
| nomous, rational, and competent agents, and a | tendency to view them as damaged, weak, incapable, and |
| ssive concern with linear perspective and his | tendency to create decorative pattern. |
| imited repertoire of character designs, and a | tendency to draw vaguely alien faces with bulging eyes |
| involved in the Socialist Party and Militant | Tendency. |
| toxic, with a narrow therapeutic range and a | tendency to concentrate arsenic in some organs. |
| miniskirts, a recklessly sharp tongue, and a | tendency to deal with men by either beating them up or |
| tionwide conservative movement and McIntyre's | tendency to spend more time in Florida than in the sta |
| vaporation of the watery layer beneath) and a | tendency for dry eyes may be a problem. |
| kable for their cultivated style and humanist | tendency. |
| Carne's insistence on punctuality and Duel's | tendency to show up late. |
| to have "good looks, a wide, deep chest and a | tendency to pace rather than trot." |
| on between a predilection for alcohol and the | tendency to revolve [i.e., change teams frequently]... |
| rty, appealing to the lower classes and their | tendency towards socialism. |
| p a strong reputation from his photos and his | tendency to arrive at the scene of attacks quickly, ev |
| officer with a barely contained temper and a | tendency to both bully Chrissie and clash with the "by |
| of the banality of purist abstraction and the | tendency of such (masculine) abstraction to ignore mor |
| eneral, with their long sermonising and their | tendency to live well despite vows of poverty. |
| 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. |
| 603), and the | tendency of modern criticism is to regard him as the a |
| eads to a decreased response to stimuli and a | tendency to remain in an immobile posture. |
| dual elimination routes of flecainide and its | tendency to decrease myocardial contractility, flecain |
| ave-driver" like production mentality and his | tendency to overshadow the Temptations' contributions |
| andolph, because of deaths in infancy and the | tendency to name children after their deceased sibling |
| majority of the nationwide Anushilan Marxist | tendency however distrusted the Communist Party and di |
| Because of the area's seats | tendency to vote Labour, and because Labour suffered i |
| izes Teutonic morbidity, and forsakes art for | tendency, - tells with remarkable vividness the story |
| ed its peak in the 1980s while operating as a | tendency within the Labour Party (UK) under the theore |
| ol due to what was perceived by teachers as a | tendency to disruption - always asking awkward questio |
| , which poses an advantage for casting as the | tendency to form bubbles and internal defects is decre |
| ncy or pollinator constancy is defined as the | tendency of individual pollinators to exclusively visi |
| ved arrogance and selfishness, as well as his | tendency to interfere with every department of state. |
| In particular, he attacked the | tendency to separate morality from positive law, and a |
| ose chaplain he was, in which he attacked the | tendency of puritanism towards ecclesiastical democrac |
| This avoids the | tendency towards conceptualisation in the "Shanghai as |
| out of 10) - "...redirects the band's British | tendency toward smoothed-out old black jams....soaring |
| There may be a | tendency to "cry over spilt milk". |
| In some rocks there seem to be little | tendency for the minerals to envelop one another. |
| There seems to be a | tendency to regard primary schools as best merged into |
| the earliest days as there has always been a | tendency to view the University population as a captiv |
| There has been a | tendency to view the educational qualifications of wom |
| rriding ethico-political concern has been the | tendency of institutional and cultural discourses/prac |
| ues to multiply colonies use the bees natural | tendency to swarm by simulating a swarm. |
| rticularly outstanding, his one fault being a | tendency to speak too fast on one or two occasions." |
| n sees in stereotypies a compromise between a | tendency to express certain (tender or hostile) object |
| itive correlation in males between aggressive | tendency and the ratio of the lengths of the ring fing |
| sociated with his work are omission bias (the | tendency for people to excuse acts of omission more ea |
| urally, it is suitable for use in bonsai; its | tendency to form a wide trunk base and small leaves be |
| ass, like the solar system, to give it both a | tendency to expand while at the same time conform to a |
| n by subjects on the fear-arousing bridge and | tendency of these subjects to attempt postexperimental |
| tary Belgium and a unitarian PVV-PLP, but the | tendency towards a federal state became unstoppable by |
| ther helped him rise through the ranks, but a | tendency towards excessive harshness in command proved |
| ated slow growth in regrowth stands, but this | tendency has been attributed to significant root and c |
| Jones's style is marked by his | tendency to start off songs quickly and then slow down |
| complicated by government secrecy and by his | tendency to embellish stories. |
| riably exist as oxides (reflected also by the | tendency of all zirconium chlorides to hydrolyze). |
| un a bookstore are undermined severely by her | tendency to drift off into Walter Mitty-like flights o |
| tions of nickelocene are characterized by its | tendency to yield 18-electron products with loss or mo |
| tallic Rb reacts with O2, as indicated by its | tendency to rapidly tarnish in air. |
| rese identified himself with the camisa vieja | tendency, although he did not actually join the Falang |
| stical models of volatility that captured the | tendency of stock prices and other financial variables |
| h century), and in the late 19th century this | tendency bore fruit in the prominence of Quaker women |
| At the end of the second century, a | tendency to concentrate the property led to the appear |
| rch Catechism considered in its Character and | Tendency,' 1843. |
| His compositions are characterized by | tendency towards free forms, style models of jazzed sy |
| 77, Knowlton left the organization citing his | tendency to cut "administrative corners much too freel |
| questions on wikipedia, as there is clearly a | tendency in many articles to, incorrectly, accept late |
| nster Confession were concerned to combat the | tendency Amyraldism represented. |
| be devoted to maneuvers that compensate this | tendency. |
| , he is noted for his fiscal conservatism and | tendency to oppose public spending measures. |
| But there is also continually a | tendency to use this dyslexia as a wider theme in the |
| In South Africa he continued his | tendency of actively intervening in local politics. |
| e or any manly virtues, has on the contrary a | tendency towards effeminacy and cowardliness.” |
| od; I admit that I am powerless to control my | tendency to do the wrong thing and my life is unmanage |
| Innocent's aim was to counter a | tendency towards self-government in some of the towns |
| tify his research could not fully counter his | tendency to be subjective and impressionistic, and at |
| Ellingwood criticised the | tendency for characters from different stories to "loo |
| Christian theologians have also criticized a | tendency to "historicize" and "dogmatize" certain poli |
| ass balances fitted to the ailerons cured the | tendency to flutter. |
| the valve's sealing ability and decreases its | tendency to wear. |
| t 24: Indicators showed a decreasing activity | tendency, while intensity was still high. |
| sian ecologist Georgii Gause demonstrated the | tendency toward extinction among predator-prey populat |
| members of group B, thereby demonstrating the | tendency toward using an availability heuristic as a b |
| Sacramento's News Review, though deriding the | tendency of the lyrics to "take themselves too serious |
| erm of art in biology, where it describes the | tendency of developing or changing organisms to contin |
| Piezochromism describes the | tendency of certain materials to change color with the |
| mental attribution error, which describes the | tendency to over-value dispositional or personality-ba |
| Having detected this | tendency in several other former revolutionaries like |
| tirement at the age of 26 due to developing a | tendency to fail to let go of the ball when bowling, k |
| Dhamma Niyama-Nature's | tendency to produce a perfect type |
| Justin Denton, Direct Action | Tendency of Socialist Party, USA. |
| wever, his intentions are to discourage human | tendency of depending on external source than self eff |
| They are trying to discourage this | tendency. |
| strator, Stuart's quarrelsome disposition and | tendency toward insubordination blighted an otherwise |
| Qafih identified with the Dor Dai | tendency, except that he did not publicly express oppo |
| diculed pop-folk fashion or the dres dressing | tendency. |
| rate) because of its vasodilatory effects and | tendency to cause bradycardia. |
| Myself were poking fun at emo/screamo bands' | tendency to favor drawn-out and often nonsensical song |
| His address, entitled "The | Tendency of History," was delivered in absentia. |
| ew and the expulsion of the entryist Militant | Tendency. |
| All That Jazz eschewed a | tendency by Fitzgerald in past decades to record popul |
| ken from Les Lettres nouvelles, examining the | tendency of contemporary social value systems to creat |
| Drunken Excess: the | tendency for those who drink to behave more excessivel |
| ver the surface of the flask and exhibit less | tendency to generate harmful hotspots. |
| Alps also exhibit a | tendency for mischief similar to elves, like souring m |
| ver, this subspecies in particular exhibits a | tendency for rattle loss.:491 |
| failure in competitive activities exhibits no | tendency to be commensurate with innate capacity, but |
| In all these stories there exists "a | tendency to represent the parents as the first and mos |
| This explains the | tendency in history (and philosophy) to an eschatologi |
| ett-era Pink Floyd and his eyeliner-look, his | tendency to disappear share similarities with the recl |
| The composition of plants and facades with | tendency to the asymmetry, the handling of new materia |
| faulty filtering - | tendency to select salient associations rather than a |
| vocational' and 'cultural relativism' for its | tendency to concentrate on the popular and meretriciou |
| He was noted for his | tendency to rebel against the opinions held by the res |
| stions precisely and to the point and for his | tendency to use a complicated sentence structure with |
| Many have lambasted the film for its | tendency to stray heavily from the facts of Lee's life |
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