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mold designers have attempted to direct the resin flow so that the weld line would be eventually formed at regions that are less likely to endure high stresses, while materials engineers have also worked hard to alter the morphological characteristics of the weld region either through improvization of processing parameters, incorporation of fillers or through blending of different material systems (1-3).
And, if you get the impression that Holtzman, Adams, Perkins, and the Infinity team are not averse to improvizing a little as they develop the next generation of targeted therapies for cancer and related diseases, you may very well be correct, but their improvization is extremely focused.
There is a proven, explicit connection between the quality of architecture and what educationalists call 'the learning outcome', and the best educational buildings, as in the best education, successfully orchestrate a balance between overall discipline and particular event, between framework and improvization.
 
 
 
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