The "Killer Bs," as the triumvirate is known in sci-fi circles, constituted a unique panel at the first Internet Everywhere CEO Summit in San Francisco.
Positioning technology is often based on trilateration in time-based methods like TOA and TDOA, in which the MS position is obtained as the intersection point of three circles constituted by distance estimates [16].
The mean of these data for each particle type (solid circles) constitutes the normalized surface toxicity τ j n.
His targets were outgroups for GOP stalwarts, members or stereotypes of collectives residing outside the outermost circle, constituting a perceived ingroup threat.
Euler in his treatise De relatione inter ternas pluresve quantitates instituenda, which was published ten years later, wrote 'It appears to be fairly certain that the periphery of a circle constitutes such a peculiar kind of transcendental quantities that it can in no way be compared with other quantities, either roots or other transcendentals'.
The 258,473 bp master circle constituted of 33 protein-coding genes, 3 rRNA sequences, and 23 tRNA sequences.
Within Tea Party circles that constitutes surrender to the Chamber of Commerce, a bastion of liberalism.
The silent solidarity of Hitler's inner circle, which constituted an embargo on all personal information, broke down only after the war.
Mr. Dunbar told him that social networks resemble a set of concentric circles: 150 people constitute the outer boundary of friends, 50 is the limit for trusted friends, 15 for good friends, and 5 for best friends.
The East Asian Community will become the most important civilization circle in the world, constituting major systems of the modern world together with the systems of the EU and the US and other possible systems or communities, and in the meantime, forming a civilization area with distinct features.
5 This illustrates how knowledge about the importance of tacit knowledge tends to be ignored in policy circles, and thus constitutes an unknown known.
