So the sentence as a unit of composition has always been important to me, but the novel and this story are comparatively recent events.
Compositions can be viewed as units of information held in the EHR; each problem area represented on the Y axis can be modeled using these compositions e.g. a test result in ICPC2 chapter X (Event Composition) and a medication order in ICPC2 chapter Y (Persistent Composition).
For example: The old notion that the paragraph should be the basic unit of composition, containing one central idea, has been deemed medically perilous.
Endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells are the main units of the composition and function of vessels walls.
The two experimental interventions focused on a dynamic conception of area measurement while also emphasizing unit concepts, such as unit identification, iteration, and composition.
Writing is as much the process of arriving at the point of composition as it is the act of composition itself.
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In modern architecture, as in modern painting, Renaissance laws of composition, which emphasized the symmetry and balance of semi-independent units, have been supplanted by principles that imply the continuity of the whole and remove distinctions between parts.
A key concern is how meaning attaches to larger chunks of text, possibly as a result of the composition from smaller units of meaning.
To further characterize the effects of the knockdown of the GalNAc4S-6ST gene on the amount of E-units, the disaccharide composition of CS chains, which were prepared from each clone as a GAG-peptide fraction, was determined.
