It is also unclear whether a single TBI may be enough to begin a degenerative cascade in select individuals or whether a critical number ( dose threshold ) of TBIs is needed to prime the central nervous system for degeneration.
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The critical number appears to be somewhere between 12 and 26, when I removed the entries after L, the loop went away, but rendering was seriously messed up ( which I think is just a lesser symptom of the same problem ).
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: & there are untold numbers of Jews all across the map in the smaller cities who are missing out on a real connection to the richness and beauty of Jewish life because they don t have resources, critical numbers, or tools for growth.
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Blockbuster's president for worldwide operations, Nigel Travis, said the deal would be " contingent upon our ability to renegotiate rental agreements with landlords of a critical number of KPS stores, and supplier arrangements, as well as the successful completion of license agreements on certain assets ."
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However, when the differentiability requirement is dropped from Rolle's theorem, " f " will still have a critical number in the open interval ( a, b ), but it may not yield a horizontal tangent ( as in the case of the absolute value represented in the graph ).
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You have to work hard to get some critical number of people to see the site-then you have to get them sufficiently interested in your project ( not your product . . . your * project * ) to make them want to go out there and promote it for you.
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Tuned lasers create excitons which efficiently self-annihilate at a rate : dn / dt =-an ^ 2, preventing a high density paraexciton BEC . A potential well limits diffusion, damps exciton decay, and lowers the critical number, yielding an improved critical temperature versus the " T " 3 / 2 scaling of free particles:
