Reviewing the thought of modernity and its impacts on architecture is based on the reconsideration of cultural differences among communities.
Seno (2012) pointed out that, based on reconsideration of the historical earthquakes, there are two possible rupture patterns on the eastern segments: the "Ansei -type eAnsei -typewhich rupturearthquakend E segments in Fig. 1, and the "Hoei"-type earthquake, which ruptures the C anD D segments.
Based on a 3D seismic cube and regional 2D long-offset seismic reflection profiles, we propose a reconsideration of the architecture of the Mid-Norwegian outer Vøring margin.
Presented in this paper is the reconsideration of various important factors in the measurement of the DLC and DLE based on an 'instant' biocompatible and biodegradable polymer vesicle which can be directly dissolved in water, with a focus on the study on the time for removing the free drug.
A revolution in environmental microbiology, based on molecular techniques, is now driving a reconsideration of the role of microbial processes in geomorphology at all scales.
Second, they have prompted a critical reconsideration, based on the discussion of smeared observables with compact support, of the problem of locality at the individual level.
The politics of the Belvoir set were Tory and one of the aims of this essay is to urge a reconsideration of the assumption, based on Everett's The Tory View of Landscape, that persons of this political persuasion were not concerned with landscape improvements.
The traditional taxonomic hypothesis based on the sharing of the specialized PJA, however, needs reconsideration.
The Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on New York and the Pentagon stimulated a reconsideration of the politics of multiculturalism and assimilation.
Consequently, our findings suggest a reconsideration of those conclusions of previous studies on the communication between XIST and BRCA1 [13], [15], [17], [17] that were based on the incorrect assumption that the detection of the nuclear XIST cloud in tumor cells is necessarily indicative of the presence of the native Xi.
