Whether or not this is a "Muslim ban" is more a matter of interpretation and characterization than a question of fact.
It is a matter of progressive evaluation and characterization of the asteroid: We will undergo orbits that gradually go lower to the point where we see the surface in extremely good detail — like the characteristics of craters and boulders.
As a matter of fact, successful preparation and characterization of CdS quantum dots produced by bacteria and fungi have been discussed in our early studies [9 11].
However, there are only few published studies on the matter of characterization of pulmonary nodules using integrated FDG-PET/CT scanners[ 13 15].
On a full ten-kilopixel array, the CNN performs the characterization in a matter of minutes — paving the way for future mega-pixel MKID arrays.
However, there is not yet a consensus on the anatomical demarcation of this region, and its functional characterization remains a matter of debate.
This has also been a matter of substantial scientific controversy, for full characterization of the presumptive hydrophilic toxin (tentatively named PfTx) has not been achieved (Berry et al. 2002; Burkholder et al. 2005; Fairey et al. 1999; Levin et al. 2003; Moeller et al. 2001; Vogelbein et al. 2002).
It was felt, as a matter of principle, that a technique that prevented the full characterization of synthetic intermediates could not give rise to authentic peptide products.
The proper characterization of a module is a matter of ongoing debate (see Robbins 2010 for a detailed discussion).
Błocki writes that our methods are "more complicated", but we do not agree with this characterization, which seems to be a matter of taste.
Washington must refrain from simplistic characterizations of the violence as a matter of ethnic cleansing or tribal conflict, when in fact the roots of the problem are political.
