Originally, genetic analysis depended on mutations occurring accidentally, but during the last two decades researchers have become less dependent on chance as reverse genetic approaches using targeted gene knock-out strategies have been used to study gene function in the mouse [1].
Much of the forensic analysis depended on modeling and simulation of hurricane surge and waves.
It argues that traditional systems analysis depended on identifying explicit requirements that could be verbalized; many new IS, however, depend on identifying different forms of knowledge and requirements.
Permeability, estimated by a consolidation process of triaxial testing and with X-ray diffraction analysis, depended on the content of fines, which consisted chiefly of mica, kaolinite, and smectite.
Thus, for both Kepes and Moholy Nagy, systems based analysis depended on the training of visual perception, which linked their models to Albers's and others from Bauhaus.
The images were selected at regular intervals corresponding to a tool displacement of about 10 pixels (~0.1 mm), so the number of images for analysis depended on the tool displacement before fracture.
