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- yet their main purpose is to study and form an understanding of the decompositional changes that occur with the human body. By placing the bodies outside...
- of the body, causing both torso and limbs to become bloated. These decompositional processes weaken the structural integrity of organs by separating necrotizing...
- a system, device or mechanism under study. Engineering analysis is decompositional: it proceeds by separating the engineering design into the mechanisms...
- corpse when the skin over the abdominal cavity ruptured due to natural decompositional processes. Seawater entered the abdominal cavity and washed out most...
- trumpet-call', in turn from ר-ו-ע‎ √r-w-'." and it describes the suffix. Decompositional generative frameworks suggest that roots hold little grammatical information...
- of decomposition as developmental data, it is applicable for later decompositional stages and can be accurate for periods up to a few years. Decomposition...
- cognition. As do many semantic theories, Jackendoff claims that a decompositional method is necessary to explore conceptualization. Just as one of the...
- decomposition of whale carc****es. Carc****es may also float due to decompositional gases, keeping the carc**** at the surface. The bodies of most great...
- array of endogenous (organic matter, respiratory, photosynthetic, decompositional processes) and exogenous (atmospheric deposition, inorganic matter...
- when handling large sets of data. Suffix tree clusters can either be decompositional or agglomerative in nature, depending on the type of data being handled...