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Its complexity is dominated by one pair of operations per iteration and on the order of.
As LD in the largely heterochromatic pericentromeric regions is generally more extensive, one would predict that LD within the euchromatic regions would be smaller and on the order of what was reported earlier [ 19].
"We expect this will require a 20-year research and development effort and on the order of $1bn£622m2m) in funding to achieve".
These, we believe, have a bearing both on the tribunal's proceedings and on the order of December 6th.Mr Huq is a Supreme Court judge and "chairman" of a trio of judges on the tribunal.
In this set of experiments, the materials were 30 mm wide, 3-4 mm thick and on the order of a meter long.
Caged compounds can, in principle, be used as tools to investigate local translation since optical activation of bioactive molecules can achieve both spatial and temporal resolution on the micron scale and on the order of seconds or less, respectively.
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This one, facilitated by The Conservation Fund, is valued at $9.4 million and took on the order of four years to complete.
"We observe a contemporaneous one-month correlation between revisions and returns on the order of 15-20 percent over many years and many markets," the update noted.
In vertebrates, apatite crystals contain mostly calcium, phosphate, and carbonate [5] ions, and are on the order of tens of Ångstroms in size [6].
The skies billow and break on the order of biblical mystery and portent.
This study detected areas of both tensile and compressive strain within the collagen films and displacements on the order of 18 μm [ 68].
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