Second, they work as ramification as well as qualification constraints, and in this way they define intrinsically the indirect effects of actions, so constraining the implementation of further actions.
De Heer - who writes, and co-directs with Peter Djigirr - begins with a simple, beautiful image: a winding river in lush country, whose course is followed by an overhead shot with a wry, playful voiceover from actor David Gulpilil, who explains that the story he has to tell, so far from being simplistic, is a complex and sophisticated affair with as many ramifications as branches on a tree.
It shows how various important aspects (such as ramification, qualification, specificity, simultaneity, indeterminism etc).
We used appropriate size thresholds to exclude small objects not representing entirely a cell, such as ramification portions from out-of-focus cells, and we distributed acquisition frames equally by an operator non-dependent sampling of the region of interest, thus limiting the impact of non-stereological acquisition.
Recent studies have shown that microglia have a distinct embryonic origin from that of bone marrow-derived monocytes, colonize the CNS during early embryonic development, and exhibit unique features such as ramification that distinguishes them from macrophages.
The crude protein extract from C. gestroi was enzymatically efficient over a broad pH range on a series of natural polysaccharides, formed by glucose-, xylose-, mannan- and/or arabinose-containing polymers, linked by various types of glycosidic bonds, as well as ramification types.
This is not without ramifications as, at such later stages of HF, information regarding prognosis can significantly influence decision-making such as more expedited LVAD placement or heart transplant.
No one really thought about the ramifications as far as what is going to happen on the field in Dallas.
But the plan has been sent back to the Fifa administration for further research because it has commercial ramifications as well as statutory ones.
There could be political ramifications as well, as public sentiment against bailouts continues to fester, both in the countries receiving them and those that have to pay for them.
