Spatial intelligence: the ability to "think in pictures," to perceive the visual world more accurately, and recreate, alter or manipulate it physically, or in the mind or with graphical representations such as on paper.
YOKO ONO -- Ms. Ono -- or, more accurately, her dance-music alter ego, ONO -- has recorded two new, pro-gay versions of her 1980 song "Every Man Has a Woman Who Loves Him": now it's "Every Man Has a Man Who Loves Him" and "Every Woman Has a Woman Who Loves Her".
However, such studies may not reflect real-life use of alerts accurately, as prescribers could alter their use of a CPOE system when they are being watched.
The thickness of catalyst layer can be accurately controlled through altering Pt loadings of the catalyst and electrode, this is in good agreement with our theoretical calculation.
He was later able to alter his diagram accurately to accommodate a new species and redrew the phylogeny as a rectangular diagram with several of the branches rotated around the nodes.
For total folate estimates, accurately measured interconversions do not alter total folate concentration results from summing across the individual species (12, 36).
Annie Iobst, appearing as her accurately named alter-ego, the Naked Lady, stands on the sidewalk in front of New York Live Arts, which has revived the piece, and she sings and beckons us to take a seat in the van.
As home builders report earnings this week Lennar announced poorer-than-expected results Tuesday, and the expectations weren't particularly highanalysts may try to alter their projections to accurately assess what the floor of the housing meltdown will be.
As more data become available, this model can serve as a foundation for better models, with the goal of accurately predicting how therapeutic interventions may alter cell fates in normal and diseased tissues.
