In recent years, the inexorable nature of Iraq's horrors have been demonstrated by new campaigns bearing the special hallmark of Mr. Hussein.
It is part of von Mises' insight that no random sequence will possess any of these effectively determinable special hallmarks: such hallmarks would permit exploitation as part of a gambling system.
While some authors (Confavreux et al., 2000, 2003; Confavreux, 2006 a, b; Debouverie et al., 2008) used a score of 4 as early benchmark of disability accumulation, we chose to use the score of 3. Indeed, during the data collection we paid a special attention to this hallmark, as did others (Weinshenker et al., 1989; Cottrell et al., 1999; Kremenchutzky et al., 2006; Tremlett et al., 2006).
Long stretches of satellite repeats may reside in a special chromosomal locus as a hallmark, functional unit, or a driving force for genome revolution[ 47].
MLL1 -fusion proteins resulting from chromosomal translocations are molecular hallmarks of a special type of leukemia, which occurs in over 70% infant leukemia patients and often accompanies poor prognosis.
The hallmark of the Russian tradition was a special kind of piano sound -- plush, warm and lingering.
This was a gala that was introduced as a special event; the Ailey dancers then fulfilled all expectations, though I suspect it is their hallmark that they perform this way at all performances and not just galas.
An effective measure zero set of sequences will contain sequences which can be effectively determined to have a 'special hallmark' (for example, having a '1' at every seventh place, or never having the string '000000' occurring as a subsequence).
"Early on, Odile showed a special aptitude for artistic sewing, creating floral flourishes with strips of T-shirt fabric that have become a hallmark of the Open Arms style.
Third, despite the special avascular hallmark of intervertebral discs, cells in the center of the disc exist at low concentrations of oxygen.
