On the one hand, universals are characterizers, inasmuch as they characterize concrete objects.
"The Beverly Hall as they characterize me is foreign to me," said the Jamaican-born graduate of Fordham University's doctoral program, who began teaching in some of New York's toughest classrooms while Atlanta was still battling to desegregate schools.
Another conclusion from the observations is that the descriptor sets introduced here (ProtFP (PCA3) – ProtFP (PCA8)) add novelty, as they characterize the AA space differently from the others.
Still, Y Combinator's platform has grown even faster, and with the encouragement of Graham, his wife and cofounder Jessica Livingston, and Y Combinator President Sam Altman, Ralston and Brady decided it was time to join their "big sister," as they characterize Y Combinator, in what seems like a very clean maneuver.
The EBSeq-HMM paths for these genes are consistent with these prior studies and provide further information as they characterize changes across the seven positions.
Yet, most existing growth models are still purely phenomenological as they characterize growth through a single growth multiplier without a clear microstructural interpretation (Menzel and Kuhl 2012).
However, it should be emphasized that the cancer-based aberrant patterns of replication are not age dependent, as they characterize young cancer patients as well as elderly ones [ 35].
Angered by Mr. Renneisen's proposals to move the pageant, cut their budgets and court different sponsors, as well as what they characterized as his lack of promotion for Miss Harman, managers of four prominent regional pageants -- California, Illinois, Oregon and South Carolina -- met with Mr. Renneisen in Atlantic City on Feb. 4, asking for his resignation, two of the directors said.
Patients were denoted as recovered when they characterized their complaints as 'fully recovered' or 'very much improved'.
Union leaders frequently clashed with Ms. Harris over a management style they characterized as uneven.
