Furthermore, Quality of Care emerges from a particular orientation towards our system of health care, an orientation which collectivizes, generalizes and - to a large extent- decontextualizes care itself.
G is orientable if one can find an orientation, which is compatible on the intersection of maximal simplices.
Global Positioning System (GPS) radio occultation (RO) retrievals from the COSMIC (Constellation Observing System for Meteorology, Ionosphere and Climate) mission exhibit in a large proportion of the soundings an orientation which should be favorable to the detection of these wavefronts.
Each color in Fig. 2 defines an orientation, which we identify with an angle between (-pi/2) and (pi/2).
Cohen and Muñoz [10] elaborate on an orientation which is public or private and additionally introduce a hybrid approach.
Interaction with DNA is probably impaired owing to an unfavorable orientation when Y143 is mutated in R, an orientation which is more favorable when Y143 is mutated in C.
There should be an orientation which you can attend which provides you with an overview of the process.
The two most important for the argument against homosexual sex (though not against homosexuality as an orientation which is not acted upon, and hence in this they follow official Catholic doctrine; see George, 1999a, ch.15) are personal integration and marriage.
Sylvain attributed its influence on punk rock to how Rundgren recorded his guitar through the left speaker and Thunders' guitar on the right side, an orientation which he said younger bands such as the Ramones and the Sex Pistols ultimately adopted.
In the presence of a scaffold we hypothesize that the rate-limiting steps are the association events of proteins with the scaffold in an orientation which allows for processive phosphorylation, in accordance with other treatments of scaffold systems.
