MIT categorizes positions – paid or unpaid – into "appointment" categories, such as faculty appointments, support staff appointments, and unpaid affiliate appointments.
We categorized job positions into eight different categories: general practitioners (GP), chief specialists in hospitals (CS), senior house officers (SHO), research work/teaching, private practitioners, administration, public health officers, and other occupation/leave.
Despite the differences in the load capacity and functionality, the control system of these devices can be categorized as position servo control or force servo control.
Internal and external anatomy of onychophorans was documented and morphological characters were categorized by position in the organism: anterior, trunk, limbs, posterior, and internal organs.
In these analyses, no significant P value was found for introns either categorized by position or as a whole (data not shown), suggesting that this apparent pattern is not strong in a phylogenetic context.
For a quantitative measure of this finding, we categorized the position of filopodia around the circumference of the PGCs as front, back or side filopodia as illustrated in Figure 2 figure supplement 2A A‴.
We can categorize philosophers' positions negatively in terms of which premises of the noncognitivist argument they accept or reject.[14] Some have rejected premise 1, often going on to defend forms of naturalist moral realism that embrace externalism (e.g. Railton 1986; Brink 1989).
Council members heard from consultant Bruce Lawson of Fox Lawson and Associates, who presented a plan for categorizing executive positions and setting salary ranges for those categories.
The model categorizes SNP positions into two classes that we label as phylogenetic and null sites.
Each position was categorized as follows: Each position that includes a conserved (the same) amino acid (AA) in the PD-prone species and a conserved (the same) AA (different from the AA conserved for the PD-prone) in the PD-resistant species is categorized as significant.
