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Most of the monocrystalline quartz grains display uniform extinction; however, undulatory extinction is noticed in a few of the larger grains.

daily undulatory periodized resistance training on maximal and submaximal strength gains.

Quartz with mosaic texture appears as small aggregates of single crystals (between 10[micro]m and 70[micro]m), with sutured edges and undulatory extinction.

Cardiotocography (CTG) showed fetal tachycardia with basal frequency of 170/min, undulatory, but with no accelerations.

Curves of strength versus a can be categorized into three types [7] (Figure 2), namely, U type, undulatory type, and shoulder type, among which, the third one is the most common type.

The surface of SSM 2015/3-21 is slightly undulatory, which may represent rippling on the bed surface.

This indicates a corpuscular interpretation instead of an undulatory one, and when the BH collapses, its unitary property is preserved, and the BH evaporates.

Locomotory transition from water to sand and its effects on undulatory kinematics in sand lances (Ammodytidae).

Interestingly, in this regards, the undulatory periodization model was proposed initially by Poliquin (13) with the expectation to generate variations in the athlete's training loads with greater frequency compared to linear periodization.

Undulatory locomotion in elongate aquatic vertebrates: anguilliform swimming since Sir James Gray.

Blake 2014: 486, n.): the corpuscular theory of light, as opposed to the undulatory that was revived during the romantic age by Thomas Young (1773-1829).

In addition, we considered each of the four types of quartz grain (undulatory quartz, non-undulatory quartz, pollycrystalline quartz with 2-3 crystals per grain, pollycrystalline quartz with more than 3 crystals per grain) defined by Basu et al.

But in the rear of the fish, where the undulatory motion happens, it's quite soft and compliant."