He played Pop Warner football for a team known as the Rams, which one of his former coaches, Yusuf Abdullah, characterized to me as representing "the ghetto," but he went to Catholic school and often made honors.
First, we use a detailed network of discrete fractures characterized from core samples to represent the actual distribution of identified cleats, and calculate the shape factor of the realistic cleated coal sample by running a flow simulation to pseudo-steady state.
Discrete event simulation is a flexible modeling method characterized by the ability to represent complex behavior within, and interactions between, individuals, populations and their environments [ 17].
All annotations are available in the Additional file 3. Four categories of quantitative descriptors of network structure and complexity, based on the notions of degree, centrality, distance and cliques, were used to characterize the NIPs constructed to represent taxa (see Additional file 4 and associated references for details on the 52 descriptors used-25 basic and 27 derivatives).
Mr. Limbaugh did not mention that the speech defending the rebel group was made in 1997 at a peace conference, organized by members of the ethnic group the Lord's Resistance Army claims to represent, who characterized the conflict in northern Uganda this way: "The L.R.A. has abducted thousands of people, mainly children, tortured and murdered; and looted and destroyed property.
Each CIG system is characterized by a specific formalism to represent CIGs, and usually provides a manager to acquire, consult and execute them.
Other sequences given the same MEROPS identifier may or may not have been characterized, but all are assumed to represent an enzyme with similar biochemical properties (10).
To a large extent, the paradigm of agent-based modeling can be said to use the bottom-up approach to characterize, represent, predict or recreate a system or a phenomenon.
Two values for each exposure parameter are used in characterizing potential exposures: one value to represent an average or central tendency exposure (CTE) and another value for the high-end or reasonable maximum exposure (RME), which is intended to represent a plausible worst-case exposure (U.S. EPA 1989).
