But California has nothing analogous to balance between the two chambers, so they just cause confusion.The executive branch, in turn, must become more accountable.
This is analogous to the genetic balancing selection scenario.
Such a balance can be analogous to, because of gravity, the weights and distribution of cargos in a boat, which affect the equilibrium position and the kinetic properties of the boat.
Hoffman et al 21 compared data from the US and South Africa and found several commonalities across job roles and settings, and overall enthusiasm about this method, yet balanced with concerns analogous to those found in our study.
This confirmed that LK acts as a central neurohormone on its receptor in nonneural tissues to control fluid balance, in a manner analogous to mammalian vasopressin (Nussey and Whitehead, 2001).
The balancing weights are somewhat analogous to sampling weights more familiar to most social scientists.
Finally, the coupling parameter α is analogous to a diffusion coefficient that balances smoothing with loss of the initial labels.
Through natural selection, cats have developed a keen instinct for sensing which way is down, analogous to the mechanism humans use for balance, biologists say.
Taking carbon dynamic of Hong Kong as a case study, the metabolic flows within urban carbon balance are illustrated though two analogous input/output networks.
The role of E2 in the negative skeletal balance in males with CD, analogous to E2 deficiency in postmenopausal females, deserves further attention.
