He presented music as an intricate but manageable system for organizing pitches and rhythms: a sort of harmonic Sudoku.
Modelling was performed in one spatial dimension to balance the abstraction of the biological scenario versus a mathematically manageable systems model (see also Methods).
"Older companies may stay with existing telephone systems because they have already made an investment in infrastructure," says Tere Bracco, analyst at research firm Current Analysis, "but for new companies it's a no-brainer to buy an Internet telephone system because it will provide cheaper phone calls, a less expensive and more manageable system".
In the recent UKNEQAS Meeting in Glasgow it was stated that the EQA remains an extremely valuable resource for clinical pathologists and needs a well-organized, rapid and manageable system to run efficiently [ 31].
Experimental murine cysticercosis caused by Taenia crassiceps [ 8, 9] is well known as a manageable experimental system which explores the role of biological factors involved in host susceptibility [ 10].
Scholars are sometimes guilty of simply equating the "context" with the "system", but a manageable definition of system is key for improved performance.
With these chips, Intel is bringing the Itanium 2 processor into "smaller, more manageable systems," said Lisa Graff, director for enterprise processor marketing at Intel.
There is hope that this government's stability could eventually help create something closer to a manageable two-party system.
The max-rate multiuser scheduler was included in the model through a service-vacation process allowing a manageable number of system states irrespective of the number of users sharing the channel.
Within this software system, a manageable database containing long bone dimensions, connective tissue material properties and a library of skeletal joint system functional activities and loading conditions are also available and they can easily be modified, updated and expanded.
