diverse form

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The reason we apply a uniform random number for rendering fractal is that it can create unique and more diverse forms.
Rather, poor pre-morbid work or social adjustment and poor course of illness were potent risk factors for diverse forms of disability in persons with psychosis.
The humanities, in their diverse forms, thus provide a societal context for the practice of engineering.
There are now scores of structured interventions for diverse forms of psychological dysfunction across a broad age spectrum.
These included health education, diverse forms of vocational training, and individual counseling.
It is not sufficient, however, to transport the conditions for imperative sequential languages into the calculus, which has more diverse forms of state.
And where, in this division between landscape and artefacts, would we place all the diverse forms of animal, plant, fungal and bacterial life?
We have barely begun to explore these diverse forms of bilingual acquisition.
Throughout, he pays due attention to the diverse forms that were assumed, in practice, by power and the struggle for power.
There are many diverse forms of giving effect to standards by reference to them.
It initiates the diverse forms of symbolic knowledge, the symbolic circumventiveness.
Indeed, there is still much to do to extend our understanding of bilingual acquisition in its diverse forms.
Thus, maltreatment was related to significantly higher rates of diverse forms of clinically significant psychopathology.
However, under conditions of need deprivation, organic perturbation, or deleterious cultural demands, self-regulation can be undermined, resulting in diverse forms of psychopathology.
Diverse forms of decentralized rule seem likely to emerge.
Science has never been free from diverse forms of accountability to peers, patrons, and publics.
Diverse forms of cell interface, junction and communication will be modified as will the basement membrane and extracellular matrix.
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