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colleagues at Columbia University, devised a system that worked on the principle of gaseous diffusion. Following this process, Ernest O. Lawrence (inventor of the Cyclotron) at the University of California in Berkeley implemented a process involving magnetic separation of the two isotopes. Following the first two processes, a gas centrifuge was used to further separate the lighter U-235 from the heavier non-fissionable U-238 by their mass. Once all of these procedures had been completed, all that needed

complications (Mathieu et al., 1997). 90 Cardiovascular System Cardiac arrhythmias and conduction defects are well-known and frequent complications of DM1, and they can lead to sudden death. Pacemaker implantation is necessary in about 5% of patients. The risk of conduction disturbances and sudden death increases with duration of the disease and age, but cases of exercise-induced tachycardias have been reported in childhood (Bassez et al., 2004). Endocrine System Hypogonadism is the most

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destroyer») will cross the orbit of our telecommunications satellites on April 13th 2029[1]. Nowadays human beings can expect to live one hundred years, the bat of an eyelid in the planet’s history, which for each of us ends and will always end in death. The end of the world is a repeated experience and is repeated every time a homo more or less sapiens closes his eyes forever. And yet the idea of a vita brevis is so difficult that we often prefer to consider ourselves the absolute beings of an absolute

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zoo.), mortel deaf adj., n. (path.), sourd adj., n. m. deafness n. (path.), surdité f. dealumination n. (chim.), désaluminisation f. deaminase n. (bio.), désaminase f. deamination n. (bio.,), désamination f. deaminisation (-zation) = deamination death n. (bot., méd., zoo.), mort f. deblurring n. (math., photo.), correction f. d’une image brouillée (traitement d’image) debris n., débris m. debug (to) v. t. (info.), débogger, mettre au point, résoudre un problème informatique, éliminer les erreurs

zoo.), mortel deaf adj., n. (path.), sourd adj., n. m. deafness n. (path.), surdité f. dealumination n. (chim.), désaluminisation f. deaminase n. (bio.), désaminase f. deamination n. (bio.,), désamination f. deaminisation (-zation) = deamination death n. (bot., méd., zoo.), mort f. deblurring n. (math., photo.), correction f. d’une image brouillée (traitement d’image) debris n., débris m. debug (to) v. t. (info.), débogger, mettre au point, résoudre un problème informatique, éliminer les erreurs