To analyze its components, making available means that the information is accessible in some way; the wider public means anyone in general without restriction; and nonexistence of requirements means that there are not any de jure criteria that restrict access.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Professor Paul A. Samuelson of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the Nobel laureate internationally noted for establishing the agenda of modern economics and developing the scientific tools to analyze its components, has been selected by President Clinton as one of eight recipients of the National Medal of Science this year.
It sounds cliche, but with a few startups listed above to validate the model, there couldn't be a better time to pick an unreasonably priced product, study its (in elasticity of demand, analyze its components and supply chain, and conceive of an entirely new brand — a reinvention, if you will — that simply follows the mantra, "a Warby Parker for ______," where almost anyone can fill in the blank.
One way to get some hints about what activities and molecular mechanisms might be associated with the MSL complex is to analyze its components.
To improve the secondary network efficacy, the proposed cross-layer BPeMRF framework is introduced by explaining its components and analyzing its main properties.
We first build an accurate three-dimensional model of the building, and then analyze its building components and their connectivity by focusing on the capital order system, called Gongpo.
Hlady-Rispal and Servantie (2016), in the paper Deconstructing the way in which value is created in the context of social entrepreneurship asserted that: "within empirical or conceptual studies, almost all authors use the term 'value', but seemingly assume the dimensions of value rather than define or analyze its connotations and components".
At third, the CFD approach is used to investigate the flow field, to analyze its influence on ejector component efficiencies and to propose efficiency correlations and maps linking ejector component efficiencies and local flow quantities.
The purpose of the paper was to explain the colours of solid bodies by showing how light can be analyzed into its components by reflection as well as refraction.
This idea can also be described as a central tenet of the outsiders' hypothesis if we however understand that the concept of selection over the consortia should be broken and analyzed into its components; i.e., a host-level selection and the evolutionary dynamics of the endosymbiont (see Figure 1 ).
