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The modern man can be defined with regard to two levels of well-being: internal (subjective) and external (objective).

But as Ms. Comfort showed on the same program in "Underground River," previously seen in New York, an inner life can be defined with imaginative simplicity.

Thermodynamic entropy is a numerical measure that can be assigned to a given body by experiment; unless disorder can be defined with equal precision, the relation between the two remains too vague to serve as a basis for deduction.

Other numerical functions Nk → N that can be defined with the help of such a recursion scheme (and with the help of 0, S, and substitution) are called primitive recursive.

By using five of the axioms (2 6), a variety of basic concepts of naive set theory (e.g., the operations of union, intersection, and Cartesian product; the notions of relation, equivalence relation, ordering relation, and function) can be defined with ZFC.

Thus, the EMMS-based multi-Fluid Model (EFM) can be defined with the stability-constrained SFM.

In GCM, the membrane, i.e. the management part of the component, can be defined precisely with all necessary interconnections between management features and with the rest of the component hierarchy.

Interestingly cell adhesion is similar for PLA and PCL, therefore selection between these two materials for the use of this versatile platform can be defined according with biodegradability aimed.

MAbs have the advantage that they can be defined precisely with regard to structure, specificity and activity.

Based on the breakpoints of the five overlapping interstitial deletions, nine sub-regions (R1-R9) can be defined along with annotated OMIM genes (Fig.  3 and Table  2).

Co-occurrence of annotations can be defined strictly, with each biomolecule corresponding to a transaction and each annotation term as an item.