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Building on the thread began in my column "Giving Shape to Collaboration Tech," I asked Schick to explain how this new generation of Enterprise 2.0 technology allows knowledge and processes to be captured and defined gradually.

To understand how antibody responses are mounted against HIV gp120 it is important to define how the antigen is captured and displayed for B cell recognition.

Similar to capture length, this time is defined only for small values of β, where the target is captured and does not appreciably desorb during the capture process.

This structure can be captured by defining the genetic covariate G such that G = 0 for g = aa, and G = 1 for g = AA or g = Aa.

If O'Leary were to notice the pole star and think to himself that's Mars, for instance, the truth-conditions of his thought can be captured by a judiciously defined diagonal proposition (Stalnaker 1987, 125).

This aspect of clinical reasoning to escalate will be captured in the data set and is defined as follows: i).

This can be captured in the term bioaccessability and defines the amount of functional ingredient which is available for absorption.

The cell nuclei were counterstained with DAPI, and the elastin autofluorescence was captured to define the tunica media.

The pile is modelled as a Euler Bernoulli beam having a generic inclination and the soil pile interaction is captured by defining soil impedances according to expressions available in the literature for viscoelastic layers undergoing harmonic vibrations of a rigid disk.

Based on these results, a complete transition between the JKR and the Hertz type contact models is captured by defining a dimensionless transition parameter μ, which governs the range of applicability of different models.

Data for the DCI was captured over a defined 24 h period of time.