Because of this understanding, we use these economic and social issues as origins to assess the economic-civic competence of commercial learners in Switzerland and Germany.
By using the effective viewpoints of the two omnidirectional vision systems as origins to establish the omnidirectional vision system's coordinates, F u and F d and O m1 and O m2 are the origins of the systems, indicating O m1 as the origin of the world coordinate system.
From the root as home to the root as genealogical origin to the root as the past itself, rootedness has survived in part through its ability to subsume other compelling metaphors, such as the foundation, the source, and the seed.
Its shelves also carry barcodes that relay background information, such as product origin, to your phone – a technology that is being rolled out by other retail innovators too.
On the other hand, the economic impacts from "other part" as the origin to household income in ROJ are higher than those in Hokkaido.
The Third Plenary Council of 1884 arose at the suggestion of the bishops of the Middle West, and the defense of the Knights of Labor probably owed as much in origin to Keane and Ireland as it did to Gibbons.
CQR parasites have spread from as few as five origins to their current nearly global distribution, drastically altering the genomic landscape of malaria parasites [8].
inability to procure sufficient quantities of WNV IgG-free IVIg of U.S. origin to use as a control.
Denver, Chicago and Atlanta as the best origins to find a sale, according to Hopper.
In Xenopus egg extracts and Drosophila embryos, apparently random, closely spaced DNA sequences serve as replication origins to facilitate rapid cell (nuclear) division cycles.
