Using classical propositional logic, we develop methods to characterise when a formula is contributing to the inconsistency in a knowledge base and when a set of formulas can be regarded as a primitive conflict.
Thus, using specific FISH probes, it is possible to characterise when the specific loci of interest are replicating.
This strategy would also help to identify and characterise, when the occurrence of lysis is controlled, the moonlighting proteins, and would them differentiate from actual cytoplasmic contamination.
Over the years, much of the kitsch that characterised it when new seems to have been quietly abandoned, although traces remain: the landscape, covered with what looks like pink bubble bath, that replaces the backdrop of Nagasaki when Butterfly makes her first appearance; and the tacky flapping gestures she makes as she dies.
Vu was the first to study the maximum size of such families, proving that for k="1 the largest family has 2n−2 sets, and characterising when equality is attained.
We prove a dichotomy that characterises when a Banach space has an α-minimal subspace, which contributes to the ongoing project, initiated by W.T. Gowers, of classifying separable Banach spaces by identifying characteristic subspaces.
Though it is not clear what Purnell means by "equality of capability", I think he may be signalling a move away from the weird, market-loving statism that has characterised New Labour when he says that "the state works best when individuals have the power to choose".
We therefore recommend dedicated training in digital mass screening when converting to FFDM in a population-based breast cancer screening programme, especially when characterised by a relatively low referral rate.
The solar to electrical conversion efficiency achieved for the PV panel was 10.2% when characterised outdoors.
