To verify this, using an additional name of a geographical area, for instance "Italy", in the query structure of the search as "country France Italy", will result in giving overestimated records where both countries are mentioned although the sequences are registered to only one geographical area.
Beneath the table, a "Heritage Floor" includes twenty-three hundred and four porcelain tiles bearing nine hundred and ninety-nine additional names (for a total of a thousand and thirty-eight women).
In chapter 56, additional names for Sól are given; "day-star", "disc", "ever-glow", "all-bright seen", "fair-wheel", "grace-shine", "Dvalinn's toy", "elf-disc", "doubt-disc", and "ruddy".
The synonyms field shows additional names for the variant, for example dbSNP ss IDs and IDs from other sources including Affymetrix SNP arrays and Illumina platforms, as described above.
PAR uses a name-based shared tree without additional name resolution service.
For each record from the additional name sources that could not be matched in this way, we created a new record in our chemical name thesaurus.
As the rescue effort wound down, the media interest shifted to the investigation, arrests, and trials of Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols, and on the search for an additional suspect named "John Doe Number Two".
Emboldened by a landslide reëlection in 1936, he struck back at the "nine old men" by proposing a change in the structure of the Court: henceforth, the President would name an additional Justice for each one over the age of seventy.
F.D.R. defeated the Republican, Alf Landon, yet again breaking a record in the electoral college: 523 to 8. In February, 1937, Roosevelt floated his plan: claiming that the Justices were doddering, and unable to keep up with the business at hand, he would name an additional Justice for every sitting Justice over the age of seventy.
Software used to store RDF data is called triple stores [38] or quad stores [39] if an additional column for a named graph identifier is added.
