Serialization converts the obtained information into a string of characters that constitutes the InChI identifier.
Serialization converts the obtained information into a string of characters that constitutes the InChI identifier. .
Frazier writes with a genially mordant, even worldly tone about the many excesses and absurdities of Moore's public and private dealings, with a character list that constitutes a cultural history of the period (Moore emerges as the principal champion of Impressionism in England, when he had graduated from being "Zola's ricochet").
All genera of the tribe Spathicarpeae are characterized by the presence of synandria, and a chromosome number of 17, two characters that constitute a synapomorphy of the tribe (Cusimano et al., 2011; Gonçalves et al., 2007).
In that room are several boxes containing cards on which Chinese characters of varying complexity are printed, as well as a manual that matches strings of Chinese characters with strings that constitute appropriate responses.
This is akin to how computer software is organized, where characters constitute keywords that constitute code lines that constitute objects or subroutines that constitute programs that constitute software systems.
"That constituted assault," Bill said.
Nehamas (1985), who shares some of Magnus's view, adds an idioscynratic element to this account: he claims that Nietzsche does not describe his ideal person — his "higher man" — but rather "exemplifies" such a person in the form of the "character" that is constituted by and exemplified in his corpus.
This is a confirmation of the 'scalable' character of gene expression network that constitutes a strongly connected set whose general connectivity can be appreciated starting from a minimum sample of elements.
Although a variety of criteria, parameters, and indicators attempt to capture key figures of city life [1], they are yet far from depicting the more subjective aspects that constitute the experiential character of built environments.
