Living fishes represent some five classes, which are as distinct from one another as are the four classes of familiar air-breathing animals amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals.
Approximately 55.7%% of the cat genome is composed of repetitive elements of familiar classes (LINEs, SINEs, satellite DNA, LTRs and others).
A familiar class of dynamic, nonholonomic robots are considered.
For a class of fractals that includes the familiar Sierpinski gasket, there is now a theory involving Laplacians, Dirichlet forms, normal derivatives, Green's functions, and the Gauss Green integration formula, analogous to the theory of analysis on manifolds.
Our results support the latter class of models in that highly familiar and imageable words were associated with activation in areas prominently implicated in lexical semantics.
The Ballroom (95 mins, 15) Brazilian version of familiar strangers-find-happiness-via-dance-class film.
Several of the teenagers in the class are familiar with stop and search.
To PC veterans, of course, much of this should sound familiar; a whole class of highly regarded remote-control programs lets you perform precisely the same stunts.
Kigami has defined an analog of the Laplacian on a class of self-similar fractals, including the familiar Sierpinski gasket.
This defect of the quadratic class of measures corresponds to a problem familiar from the investigation of attempts to capture truthlikeness simply in terms of classes of true and false consequences, or in terms of truth value and content alone.
