Branch linking: A second method of linking forms is provided by the branch form type. Within the schools project we may wish to record, within each class form, the number of absences taken by a teacher during the previous academic year and, for each absence, to capture details specific to each absence (e.g., reason for absence, number of days etc).
In order to capture absences, DCL supports the definition of the following constraints: Classes declared in module A must depends on types defined in module B, where the dependencies that can be prescribed are similar to those described for divergence violations.
So in the absence of any statewide race to capture the public's attention this election season, the vacuum has been filled with speculation about to whom the South Jersey Democrats — who have a significant financial advantage — would be loyal.
The question of language and its absence, the paradoxes of trying to capture something fleeting in a museum, their relationship to the display of clothing, and her connection to all of this became — well, a live issue again on March 23rd at MOMA.
It was reported that the strain-energy potential with the absence of I2 is unable to capture some significant physical effects such as simple shear, strain stiffening at large stretches and torsion of a circular cylinder.
In order to capture the absence of ethical conflict our model defines a further two categories: moral wellbeing and moral indifference [ 24].
Finally, using race/ethnicity as a proxy for SES in the absence of other measures fails to capture the full spectrum of social determinants of disease and makes it difficult to accurately target interventions.
As shown in Figure 1, if unwinding experiments are performed in the absence of a DNA trap to capture the unlabeled displaced strand, the amplitude of the product formation curve is reduced.
By contrasting transcriptomic profiles in the absence of xenobiotic treatment, we hope to capture genes correlated with AHR function and elucidate underlying mechanisms of AHR physiology.
Canzian et al. [5] have recently introduced metrics able to capture both presence and absence of human mobility.
In the absence of hard numbers, surveys have attempted to capture whether attitudes toward marital naming have loosened in any real way.
