We draw upon Latour's insights on circulating references to analyze this dichotomy of loss and gains, conceptualizing the process as circulating translations.
The early name for the institution was the Willamette University Library, which by 1901 was a free, general library with both circulating and reference collections.
At that time the library was a free, general library with both circulating and reference collections with A. J. Stimpson serving as the librarian.
His details will be circulated to credit reference agencies.
Therefore, the output signals of both leg and arm SOC balancing controllers are (i_{{{text{Z}}j1}}^) and (i_{{{text{Z}}j2}}^) respectively, from which the reference circulating current (i_{{{text{Z}}j}}^) is determined: i_{{{text{Z}}j}}^ = i_{{{text{Z}}j1}}^ + i_{{{text{Z}}j2}}^ (13).
The recombinant sequences represent the reference circulating recombinant form CRF12_BF (according to the Los Alamos HIV databank) and are described in the Supplemental Table S1.
Robust published values are available for the circulating SAP concentration reference range in healthy adults 6 and for SAP turnover, synthesis, and metabolism in systemic amyloidosis patients and healthy controls.
This method is recommended by the World Organization for Animal Health OIEE) as standard test to detect antigenic differences (subtypes) between circulating, vaccine and reference AI virus strains [ 8, 10], and to evaluate vaccine efficacy [ 8, 11, 12].
One method of testing the importance of internal transmission is to compare the viruses associated with an apparent cluster of outbreaks in a hospital to the whole population of viruses circulating in a reference population.
A call for evidence was circulated, and references of included citations were reviewed.
