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Knetsch, The Endowment Effect and Evidence of Nonreversible Indifference Curves, 79 AM.
Law and economics: realism or democracy? by Smith, Henry E. / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
The nonreversible heat flow (not shown) also exhibits an exothermic peak around 0[degrees]C, which is due to the butadiene crystallization; but for the blend prepared with mesoporous silica, this phenomenon is not detected, since the polymer chains can penetrate into the silica pores, avoiding their crystallization, as discussed elsewhere (15).
Effect of the filler characteristics on the miscibility of ... by Perez, Leon D.; Sierra, Ligia; Lopez, Betty L. / Polymer Engineering and Science
Intrinsic risk factors can be subdivided into nonreversible factors (sex, family history, past history, size of notch and ligament) and potentially reversible factors (landing and movement patterns, muscle weakness).
A hypothesis: could portable natural grass be a risk factor for knee ... by Orchard, John; Rodas, Gil; Til, Lluis; Ardevol, Jordi; Chivers, Ian / Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
 
 
 
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