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| A weakly basic solvent has less | tendency than a strongly basic one to accept a proton. |
| and the Old Catholic Church, and also spoused | tendency to a rationalist and Unitarian Christian theo |
| This | tendency toward a homogeneity also stems from the vert |
| His work has shown a maverick | tendency, with a willingness to take up unpopular posi |
| tary Belgium and a unitarian PVV-PLP, but the | tendency towards a federal state became unstoppable by |
| This term is dependent on the intrinsic | tendency of a particular amino acid to adopt certain d |
| re in the material world, the more there is a | tendency for a search for serenity and a need to not b |
| a lot of people to the city, and a political | tendency towards a general centralization of instituti |
| Phosphate transistasis is the power or | tendency of a living thing to keep changing its phosph |
| ology, the "black sheep effect" refers to the | tendency of a group to treat or evaluate members of on |
| tia, also known as Rotational Inertia, is the | tendency of a body to maintain its state of rest or un |
| The body whorl shows a | tendency to a second carination. |
| , during his investigations into the bleeding | tendency of a lady called Mary (1914-2002). |
| unter with Naked Snake, who suggests that his | tendency to absorb the gun's recoil with his elbow is |
| These plants have a | tendency to absorb and concentrate selenium in their t |
| It challenged "the growing | tendency in academia and government to conflate all fo |
| In South Africa he continued his | tendency of actively intervening in local politics. |
| dog managed not to fall victim to the natural | tendency of actors groomed in the silent film to overp |
| For microorganisms there is a | tendency to adapt to culture conditions, which is rare |
| "Only original products that show a decisive | tendency toward aesthetic renewal of form will be admi |
| es show that virtually all cancers manifest a | tendency to aggregate in families. |
| Their | tendency to aggregate creates locally dense swarms up |
| e the ion transport through the layer has the | tendency to align the LC perpendicular to the substrat |
| s negative which means that the neutron has a | tendency to align antiparallel to a magnetic field rat |
| crease in entropy as fundamentally due to the | tendency of all types of energy to disperse in space, |
| riably exist as oxides (reflected also by the | tendency of all zirconium chlorides to hydrolyze). |
| The encoded protein, which has a greater | tendency to allow potassium to flow into a cell rather |
| The encoded protein, which has a greater | tendency to allow potassium to flow into a cell rather |
| 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 |
| tation, on the other hand, does not have this | tendency, and allows multiple major parties to arise. |
| ome positions in common with the LT (Leninist | Tendency) which also existed in the SWP at that time. |
| The composer has said that Arlecchino "has a | tendency to ambiguity and hyperbole in order to place |
| soon emerged as a, and perhaps the, dominant | tendency in American philosophy. |
| ne else, nor is it an arrogant or domineering | tendency or an inflated opinion of our abilities and a |
| Creaming of an emulsion also increases the | tendency of an emulsion to inversion. |
| literally to "if an anomaly"; this reflects a | tendency of ancient writers to refer to texts by the c |
| o in his sacred works - hardly a conservative | tendency - and, significantly, something his brother n |
| example of Huie's masterful reporting and his | tendency to anger the mighty. |
| Known for her | tendency to anger and lack of patience, Deunan is stil |
| kers Liberty, Workers Action and the Militant | Tendency, whose approaches he felt were closest to his |
| p a strong reputation from his photos and his | tendency to arrive at the scene of attacks quickly, ev |
| That being said, the | tendency, especially as the cost of computing declines |
| It participated in an international | tendency known as the Trotskyist International Liaison |
| I then have a | tendency to ascribe the feelings I have about my fathe |
| It is also claimed by some that this | tendency is at work in human sexuality, since, accordi |
| s' commitment to medical 'leadership' was his | tendency while at Auschwitz to drive about in a car fl |
| People suffering from addiction have a | tendency to attribute their addiction to specific scen |
| There is a strong | tendency to avoid touchy subjects, such as politics an |
| This susceptibility is enhanced due to the | tendency of Baco Blanc vines to bud early and ripen la |
| sniff out the presence of children and has a | tendency to bark. |
| Glib and superficial charm is "the | tendency to be smooth, engaging, charming, slick, and |
| e-playing games like World of Warcraft have a | tendency to be the most addictive. |
| on cover of the marsh; otherwise, the natural | tendency would be for the marsh to become over several |
| p, and every human drop in the cauldron had a | tendency to be sucked towards the vortex...” The crowd |
| ces were the weakest, citing them as having a | tendency to be "buried" under the compositions of the |
| It then asks how this | tendency can be stopped, in order to preserve the "sep |
| ome a popular garden plant, although it has a | tendency to be aggressive in some gardens. |
| This | tendency can be curbed in captivity but the species re |
| as that her weakness was a stereotyped female | tendency to be emotional. |
| and greatly admired in Alexandria, and had a | tendency to be outspoken, a quality which did not put |
| The electorate's | tendency to be conservative may have changed in recent |
| Tendency to be easily startled | |
| tify his research could not fully counter his | tendency to be subjective and impressionistic, and at |
| Hatchets have a | tendency to be shy fish and are easily intimidated by |
| This | tendency can be resisted by giving a twist to the tors |
| Clinical features along with the familial | tendency may be enough to make a diagnosis. |
| failure in competitive activities exhibits no | tendency to be commensurate with innate capacity, but |
| Gummo was given his nickname because he had a | tendency to be sneaky backstage, and creep up on other |
| both fore and hind wings much broader with a | tendency to become diffuse and shift inwards or outwar |
| The wire had a | tendency to become brittle during storage, and break o |
| ions, while the younger sister, Mizuki, has a | tendency to become possessed by them. |
| ated slow growth in regrowth stands, but this | tendency has been attributed to significant root and c |
| A bruising | tendency has been observed. |
| Pentacles is in reverse it warns against the | tendency of being a spendthrift. |
| otherton was a disciple of Swedenborg, with a | tendency to belief in spiritualistic phenomena. |
| also known as the "drama tree" because of its | tendency to bend with even the slightest of breezes. |
| e prone to instability over time, as it has a | tendency to bend, distort, crack, shatter, and pit wit |
| o known as The Copenhagen School) refers to a | tendency in biblical exegesis which stresses the prima |
| It has a | tendency towards biennial bearing, i.e. that a good yi |
| t is considered a productive cultivar, with a | tendency towards biennial bearing, i.e. that a good yi |
| Tendency to binge eat on "safe" foods after consuming | |
| instead of recognizing one's own weaknesses, | tendency to blame others for own failures. |
| The Rifa'i Tariqa has a notable | tendency to blend worship styles or ideas with those o |
| d young children with Kindler syndrome have a | tendency to blister with minor trauma and are prone to |
| overexposed or damaged due to the fireball's | tendency to blister and solarize the film. |
| eir supposed inability to "ask questions" and | tendency to block out all forms of criticism. |
| Adams was noted for her spontaneous | tendency to blurt out whatever came into her head, whi |
| nconsistency in directional kicking" plus his | tendency to boot "long, low-trajectory punts that were |
| roachable in their youth, mirroring a similar | tendency in Bordeaux and elsewhere. |
| The album is a pop punk CD, with a | tendency toward both humor and evangelical Christianit |
| officer with a barely contained temper and a | tendency to both bully Chrissie and clash with the "by |
| He was critical of the British | tendency of bowing to public opinion because of their |
| mystified me; there was of course the marked | tendency to bowl no-balls, but he sent down so many go |
| wer," as in glassblower, and may refer to his | tendency to break down old material and reforge it, mu |
| unne.....Tony Mink, the firm's boss who had a | tendency to break promises in the wake of business, bu |
| Mieli has a | tendency to bring up the surrounding climate when summ |
| is susceptible to oidium and black rot with a | tendency to bud early. |
| The vine's | tendency to bud later in the growing season and ripen |
| Tha ability and | tendency to build wax comb differs between the honeybe |
| when mixed with sugar and dried, it gains the | tendency to build up electrical charge when crushed or |
| may have ecological implications; as may the | tendency to burn off outside the usual bushfire season |
| of these compounds, the basic instability and | tendency to burn or explode is derived from the fact t |
| It was part of the International Socialist | Tendency led by the Socialist Workers Party (UK). |
| Sama Samaja Party (LSSP) of the Vama Samsamja | tendency led by Dr Vickrambahu (Bahu), Sumanasiri Liya |
| es largely apart from the Roman population, a | tendency reinforced by their different faiths: the Got |
| phical Transactions' for 1829 ‘Remarks on the | Tendency to Calculous Diseases,' one of the numerous w |
| There is also a general | tendency to call this film comical as its entire premi |
| The Johnson-Forest | tendency, sometimes called the Johnsonites, refers to |
| kely in response to the first game's stubborn | tendency to cancel an Overkill if the victor accidenta |
| The | tendency to cannibalism varies among different strains |
| bsequently withdrawn in March 1983 due to its | tendency to cause serious anaphylaxis in an unpredicta |
| similar effects, but its unpleasant taste and | tendency to cause nausea made it less accepted by user |
| rate) because of its vasodilatory effects and | tendency to cause bradycardia. |
| se during pregnancy, claiming that it has the | tendency to cause bleeding and may induce miscarriage. |
| red to as "Nasty" due to his fiery nature and | tendency for cautions, he was primarily signed to repl |
| Conservatives (Provincial Government), or the | tendency of certain Canadian federal politicians to ov |
| Oxophilicity is the | tendency of certain chemical compounds to form oxides |
| Piezochromism describes the | tendency of certain materials to change color with the |
| Dietary indiscretion is the | tendency of certain animal of eating unusual items. |
| ord 'Ta' has been changed to 'Dha' due to the | tendency of change from Sanskrit to Pali or Prakrit as |
| long been abandoned, primarily because of its | tendency to change color when touched by sweaty finger |
| Ellingwood criticised the | tendency for characters from different stories to "loo |
| This, plus his inattention in class or his | tendency to chat with his friend Flafla, results in li |
| Holmes and Moriarty, and just focus on their | tendency to chew scenery and do little, if anything, w |
| hunting personality, Pungsan pups will have a | tendency to chew on several things so it is recommenda |
| e made a sweeping accusation of the modernist | tendency among China missionaries in the famous speech |
| The differing structures reflects the greater | tendency of chlorine to exist in positive oxidation st |
| Muslims have excelled academically and have a | tendency to choose professional careers over business. |
| e to the furtherance of my own salvation, the | tendency towards Christianity, born in earlier life, a |
| n 30 January 1984 broadcast Maggie's Militant | Tendency which claimed that several Conservative MPs h |
| ical properties with crystals that there is a | tendency to classify quasicrystals as “crystals” and t |
| The plant is shrubby and dense and has a | tendency to climb, producing heart shaped leaves, ligh |
| ps were actually palatal stops based on their | tendency to co-occur with front vowels and /j/, but th |
| His obituary in The Times mentions "an early | tendency to compare the Hoxton boys with his beloved D |
| ized Archbishop Li Shan because of an alleged | tendency to compromise with the Chinese Communist Part |
| vocational' and 'cultural relativism' for its | tendency to concentrate on the popular and meretriciou |
| toxic, with a narrow therapeutic range and a | tendency to concentrate arsenic in some organs. |
| At the end of the second century, a | tendency to concentrate the property led to the appear |
| This avoids the | tendency towards conceptualisation in the "Shanghai as |
| trains of animals, such as white cats, have a | tendency to congenital deafness. |
| ken from Les Lettres nouvelles, examining the | tendency of contemporary social value systems to creat |
| f the object's inertial mass and the object's | tendency to continue moving in a straight line. |
| The | tendency of copper to react with ammonia was exploited |
| acinth is a highly invasive species and has a | tendency to cover and choke major waterways and lake s |
| ssive concern with linear perspective and his | tendency to create decorative pattern. |
| Because of its | tendency to create dark orange-brown stains, juglone h |
| of thinking supposedly explains the ancients' | tendency to create myths, which portray events as acts |
| pole tricks, as they bend slightly and have a | tendency to create a friction burn when slid down with |
| B-movie bad guys have a | tendency to crow about their evil plans without checki |
| prices move down, the close of the day has a | tendency to crowd the lower portion of the daily range |
| Cleavage, in mineralogy, is the | tendency of crystalline materials to split along defin |
| parently that the basic rocks have a stronger | tendency to crystallize, partly because they are more |
| The Revolutionary | Tendency first crystallized around opposition to the S |
| ted the carrying capacity of the land and the | tendency (by cultural aggreement) for the tribes to go |
| ne of the leaders of the so-called Cochranite | tendency, a current led by Bert Cochran within the bro |
| 77, Knowlton left the organization citing his | tendency to cut "administrative corners much too freel |
| idn't guard his wicket well enough" and had a | tendency to cut at straight balls "like Beauclerk late |
| ilar in appearance; all four species having a | tendency for cylindric involucres and have corolla lob |
| nial and gregarious person, although he has a | tendency to daydream and jump to unlikely conclusions. |
| miniskirts, a recklessly sharp tongue, and a | tendency to deal with men by either beating them up or |
| This occurs when the population size has a | tendency to decline when the population drops below a |
| rium, it is rarely encountered because of its | tendency to decompose to the constituent elements. |
| dual elimination routes of flecainide and its | tendency to decrease myocardial contractility, flecain |
| He has a | tendency to delegate work to others while doing as lit |
| Preferential Concentration is the | tendency of dense particles in a turbulent fluid to cl |
| wever, his intentions are to discourage human | tendency of depending on external source than self eff |
| In particular, a | tendency to develop lateral roots in response to absci |
| When writing feature-first code, there is a | tendency by developers and the development organisatio |
| erm of art in biology, where it describes the | tendency of developing or changing organisms to contin |
| tic, racial and ethnic background, there is a | tendency for different languages to be mixed in order |
| mptom is produced when an unconscious hostile | tendency is directed in particular at the destruction |
| ett-era Pink Floyd and his eyeliner-look, his | tendency to disappear share similarities with the recl |
| telegraph traffic increased, the Grove cell's | tendency to discharge poisonous nitrogen dioxide (NO2) |
| ieldmarks of Agaricus albolutescens include a | tendency to discolor tawny-brown, rather than merely y |
| : Thanks given that present modes have little | tendency to disguise the human form; like artists, peo |
| he tea and eaten quickly due to the biscuit's | tendency to disintegrate when wet. |
| le spar construction, and had a disconcerting | tendency to disintegrate in sustained dives at high sp |
| ol due to what was perceived by teachers as a | tendency to disruption - always asking awkward questio |
| e aromatic hydrocarbons present in oil have a | tendency to dissolve natural rubber and some synthetic |
| These writings reveal a conservative | tendency that distinguished his later works - an unbou |
| majority of the nationwide Anushilan Marxist | tendency however distrusted the Communist Party and di |
| eling for space and light is sophisticated, a | tendency to divide space into a succession of thin pla |
| He has a major temper and an even more major | tendency to do reckless things in order to save others |
| od; I admit that I am powerless to control my | tendency to do the wrong thing and my life is unmanage |
| title of Space: 1999 and a reflection of the | tendency of Doctor Who story titles to refer to the mo |
| Similarly a weak acid has less | tendency to donate protons than a strong acid. |
| She is a bit naive and has a | tendency to dote on her only son. |
| imited repertoire of character designs, and a | tendency to draw vaguely alien faces with bulging eyes |
| un a bookstore are undermined severely by her | tendency to drift off into Walter Mitty-like flights o |
| The latter, along with his | tendency for drink and other vices, caused many contem |
| vaporation of the watery layer beneath) and a | tendency for dry eyes may be a problem. |
| marking blue in the form of dye or ink has a | tendency to dry in the containers and become unusable |
| He has a | tendency to eat dung. |
| e or any manly virtues, has on the contrary a | tendency towards effeminacy and cowardliness.” |
| gh-Joule effect (aka Gow-Joule effect) is the | tendency of elastomers to contract when heated if they |
| This | tendency emphasized electoral socialism, especially in |
| of any body to its resolutions have a direct | tendency to embarrass the operation of government and |
| complicated by government secrecy and by his | tendency to embellish stories. |
| andsome, genial and convivial, with the Irish | tendency to enjoy a brisk argument, but the senior Mon |
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