Mosaic rescue analysis of ush mutants suggests distinct autonomous and non-autonomous roles for Ush in both AS and epidermis, summarized in the model in Fig. 5A C.
Although these religious orders serve the Catholic Church, they have traditionally functioned as distinct, autonomous groups with their own missions, assets and incomes.
Scotland, which to most of Whitehall was once a mere region, has evolved from the land that proved too nervous to seize the chance of devolution in 1979, and is today increasingly autonomous with a distinct party system, in which outright separatists are all-conquering.
A world of distinct, autonomous communities may be important to curbing the appetite of a hegemonic or global state to re-make the world in its own image.
To show that, in Table 1 we observe that spam messages come from many different networks, since 3,226 distinct autonomous systems appeared in the collected data.
this study presents a comparative analysis of models of public financing of rest homes based on the current regulations in the distinct Autonomous Regions in Spain.
In coalition formation, a coalition is a set of distinct, autonomous agents or players which may cooperate in order to increase their individual gains, which we call as selfish cooperation.
It was a series of short autonomous sequences with distinct drawing styles, united by a rather loose plot, that paid homage to the humor and graphic content of the published sci-fi/fantasy magazine of the same name, with a well-deserved hard rock and heavy metal soundtrack.
Chapaev has produced several distinct autonomous and nonautonomous families.
In a similar setting, García et al. [ 24] reported that doctors in reformed institutions under the management of distinct autonomous communities adopted earlier than doctors in non-reformed institutions operated by the National Institute of Health Management.
