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AMENABLE. Responsible; subject to answer in a court of justice liable to punishment.

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(2) is performed amenably to the non-minimal on-mass-shell (OMS) renormalization scheme [3-5].
Standard model treatment of the radiative corrections to neutron [beta]-decay
Motivator consents amenably as we prod away at the offending off-fore hoof with its orangey brown coat of resin above the shoe.
The Motivator Report: Fr ankie will tr yto slow it down on Shamar dal, but I doubt if he, or an yone, has the ac celer at ion t o match our hor se; Brough Scott finds Michael Bell as bullish as ever as he prepares his Derby hero for his next test in Saturday's Eclipse
She had long been as atheistic as the Marxists but found the pervasive Russian mysticism particularly repellent for having transmogrified so amenably into a ruinous ideology.
Was Ayn Rand a humanist?
The construction of houses would have involved complex problems of land amenably, staffing, organization, and standardization if arty scale economies were to be achieved.
Terminating building societies in Quebec City, 1850-1864
If G [??] X amenably, we replace X by a disjoint union of infinitely many copies of X and use the same idea as in the proof of Lemma 5; if [C.sub.0] [member of] X is ([epsilon], F)-Folner, we put C' to be d copies of [C.sub.0] in d disjoint copies of X.
Permanence properties of amenable, transitive and faithful actions

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