They took a model of their house design -- a composition of earth mounds and ramps -- to their first meeting with Mr. Brown last fall.
Assuming a composition of Ni4Ti3 of the precipitates, their volume fraction varies from 7%to0.3%3%.
In this paper, we consider the corner detection algorithm proposed by Harris, whose the main work-flow is a composition of basic operators represented by their approximations using 3 × 3 matrices.
The dish was a composition of sweet, seasonal English peas and their tendrils, salty slivers of coppa ham, large shavings of pecorino and crunchy marcona almonds, all in a light butter sauce.
"I think it's really important to note," he added, "that though people of color are overrepresented in private prisons relative to public prisons, and though companies like CCA and GEO don't necessarily explicitly try to ensure that there's a specific racial composition of their prisons, [private prisons] partake in a larger project of racial formation in the US".
Mitochondrial functions and architecture rely on a defined lipid composition of their outer and inner membranes, which are characterized by a high content of non-bilayer phospholipids such as cardiolipin (CL) and phosphatidylethanolamine (PE).
Adults born by cesarean section appear to have a distinctly different composition of their fecal microbial population.
We reasoned that the highly dynamic milieu of breast cancer cells might be due to a unique cytokine composition of their tumor microenvironment.
At the same time, news organizations as well as readers and viewers don't know what stories aren't being told as a result of the composition of their staffs, said Hugo Balta, president of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
Our second hypothesis was that nutrient stoichiometry of zebra mussels is a function of elemental composition of their food and that there is no imbalance in C∶P and N∶P ratios between mussels' food and tissue.
