Periodization, they write, should not be based on chronological boundaries, but a "time section dominated by a system of literary norms, standards, and conventions, whose introduction, spread, diversification, integration, and disappearance can be traced" which must be extracted from history, with boundaries marked by both internal and external changes.
Since the change of tangent spaces is a fundamental characteristic to define curvature, we present tangent lines and tangent planes of curves and surfaces parameterized by time scales in Section 3.
Executives of the Bay Area News Project said they hoped to be in operation by midyear, but taking over The Times section could take longer.
By this time, the section of route between Hughesville and Waldorf was paved while the section between Point Lookout and Leonardtown was a bituminous road.
By the time this section is over you should have TONS OF RAW MATERIAL and some truly compelling characters!
Longer hair samples (if available) may be sectioned by time (e.g. 2-week or 1-month segments) to potentially identify those who may have just started to use doping as this may influence their willingness to admit this behaviour.
Detailed local movements of cell membrane were presented by time-lapse cross section lines extracted from time-lapse SECM.
The latter was characterised by calculating the time-weighted section-by-section growth rate (day 0 3, 3 5 and 5 7) and the mean value of coefficients of variation (CV), according to the OECD guideline for freshwater algae and cyanobacteria growth inhibition test [28].
"All Up in the Aisles" was two-beat gospel with stop-time sections, wrapped up by Mr. Ellis alone, whose solo quickly built to an apex and then mimicked the act of running out of steam.
The increased afterpulsing probability can be handled by imposing additional dead time (see Section 3.2).
At the same time, lateral section slug flow development is affected by liquid fall back from the vertical section and lateral section length.
