The results of indices which were normalized by producing randomized networks are shown in Fig 4. The components making up "small worldness",
Because fame begets skewering, Ms. Shupak has even inspired a blog whose unprintable name approximates "What is Jamie Shupak Wearing?" ("We all love to be comfortable at work, but puke-colored khaki pajamas?" reads one entry. "No").
One interpretation is that, over time, recovery results in resting connectivity that is diminished in overall strength and increased small-worldness approximating what is observed in healthy adults.
(The furnishings, meant to approximate what was originally in the house, were borrowed for the shoot).
"The real tragedy is that there is no effort to reclaim what was there, no aspiration and no resources to go back to something that approximates what was there before," said Camilo Jose Vergara, a photographer who has proposed creating an urban theme park out of the downtown wreckage, which was highlighted in his 1999 book, "American Ruins".
John Andre, a spokesman for A. M. Best, the insurance ratings agency, said, "With most insurance, you can approximate what are future losses".
Unlike the case of the simpler situation above, the physical process that best approximates what is happening along the reaction coordinate changes from stage to stage across the diagram.
Now notice that the properties addressed by Quality and its sub-maxims closely approximate what are generally taken to be the central conditions on knowing (so long, at least, as we are open-minded as to how to read ii such that, e.g., 'justification' could be substituted for 'evidence'evidence
The important consequence is that our population-level measurements of gene expression and cell physiology approximate what is happening in an individual cell.
The findings here indicate that, during recovery from injury, the strength but not the number of network connections diminishes, so that over the course of recovery, the network begins to approximate what is observed in healthy adults.
