The aboutness of information (information is always about something) is a central theme in the information-as-correlation stance, as it is the fact that information is situated (what information is carried by two instances of the same signal may have different informational content).
He has played three games in the last two months, interrupted by two instances of the strain.
One such candidate is AT1G34418.1 in Arabidopsis, an annotated lncRNA which contains a primary ORF followed by two instances of a 12 amino acid ORF also covered by ribosome profiling reads.
A genetic approach to address and compare the contribution of PrlR and its key signaling molecule Stat5 for mammary gland differentiation during pregnancy, by deletion of their genes, is complicated by two instances.
In case BWA-aln is used, paired-end reads are again separated and aligned individually by two instances of BWA-aln after which BWA-sampe is used to join these partial results.
On this reading, having an ability seems to demand a measure of robustness and control that is not underwritten by one instance of success.
After modeling the pending problem, the model is validated by five representative instances based on practical data.
Drawing on Talmy's (2010) notion of interview as social practice, the notion of entextualization (Bauman and Briggs, 1990), and what Bamberg (2006) has referred to as small stories, I trace the process by which three instances of multiple and conflicting responses to questions concerning one participant's 'self-reported background information' went unreported in that study.
The GOP ultimately ended her filibuster by citing three instances throughout her speech where she touched on topics "not germane" to the bill (the topics: Planned Parenthood, sonograms and Roe v. Wade).
Nosocomial transmissions of dengue viruses by needlestick have been reported in three instances (2 – 4 ) and by bone marrow transplant in one instance (5 ).
