The former can be accessed directly by explicit addresses and can be sorted; while the latter may only be retrieved by content-sensitive search and matching among neuron clusters with tree-form organization where spatial connections and configurations themselves represent information in such a partially connected memory system.
A leading role that needs to be adopted by the G7 governments is the explicit addressing of this issue, as well as the handling of climate-fragility risks in a structural manner as opposed to using ad hoc measures.
Awareness of and explicit addressing differences in personal values regarding screening in general may have a positive effect on the process and outcomes of screening initiation in individual patients.
The protocol is as fair as BitTorrent although it has no explicit strategy addressing free-riding.
August 8, 1983 Tokyo, Japan Kanehara Hitomi, (born Aug. 8, 1983, Tokyo, Japan), Japanese novelist whose darkly explicit prose addressed the experience of being young in contemporary Japan.
Single-neuron recording methods, as commonly used in neuroethology studies, provide the needed spatial and temporal resolution capacities to generate explicit hypotheses addressing the 'how' of language processing.
But as it exploded from the streets and rappers like Daddy Yankee and Ivy Queen became stars, its hardcore rhythms and frequently profane lyrics - sometimes sexually explicit, sometimes addressing ghetto issues like drugs and violence - attracted government attention.
Hence, it can be inferred that, in the translation of the TT2, Hawkes makes the projecting clauses more explicit, in addressing the semantic sequence of the text; and he also appears to have added certain referencing items in the clauses to indicate the projection.
Figure 2 illustrates whether African countries have explicit policies addressing TB.
As with other new instruments, it is important to have appropriate and explicit information addressing the validity and reliability of the tool.
"Smart growth plans and policies need to be more explicit about addressing health," said Marya Morris, a senior research associate at the nonprofit American Planning Association.
