The user can forward anything and/or everything to a future or end state, they can weaken their opponents or strengthen in different aspects by causing progression such as weakening/strengthen their powers, their physical capabilities, forwarding their age, bringing forward to their future memories, the user can also forward time itself. The user could also move body parts or cells far enough to the end of its cell division cycle there by ending the cells, organ, things life.
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| - The user can forward anything and/or everything to a future or end state, they can weaken their opponents or strengthen in different aspects by causing progression such as weakening/strengthen their powers, their physical capabilities, forwarding their age, bringing forward to their future memories, the user can also forward time itself. The user could also move body parts or cells far enough to the end of its cell division cycle there by ending the cells, organ, things life.
- Progression refers to the IC gain of statistics and other character attributes.
- Progression was a unit of time used by the Brigians.
- Progression in Overwatch is built around earning experience and leveling up a player's account. Players gain experience by completing Quick Play, Play vs. AI, Practice vs. AI, Arcade (including the Game Browser) and Competitive Play games, thereby leveling up. After leveling up, they receive a Loot Box.
- A term commonly used to indicate the gradually increasing use of greater resistance to overload a muscle to effect adaptation. It can also refer to a more advanced version of an exercise, as opposed to a regression (e.g. the weighted pullup is a progression of the standard pullup.)
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| - Ability to move forward to future or end state.
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| - 2007-06-16(xsd:date)
- 2007-08-31(xsd:date)
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| - Albedo using his Ultimatrix to move his body up an evolutionary step.
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| - The user can forward anything and/or everything to a future or end state, they can weaken their opponents or strengthen in different aspects by causing progression such as weakening/strengthen their powers, their physical capabilities, forwarding their age, bringing forward to their future memories, the user can also forward time itself. The user could also move body parts or cells far enough to the end of its cell division cycle there by ending the cells, organ, things life.
- Progression refers to the IC gain of statistics and other character attributes.
- Progression was a unit of time used by the Brigians.
- Progression in Overwatch is built around earning experience and leveling up a player's account. Players gain experience by completing Quick Play, Play vs. AI, Practice vs. AI, Arcade (including the Game Browser) and Competitive Play games, thereby leveling up. After leveling up, they receive a Loot Box.
- A term commonly used to indicate the gradually increasing use of greater resistance to overload a muscle to effect adaptation. It can also refer to a more advanced version of an exercise, as opposed to a regression (e.g. the weighted pullup is a progression of the standard pullup.)
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