At previous carnivals, Mr. Douglas said, there were songs in which men made coarse references to women.
Upper domain ontologies can either be used alone as a source of basic categories (e.g. for the coarse annotation of resources) or as a common reference for more specialized domain ontologies.
It was concluded that the coarse aggregates reference curve, as well as the mortar phase flow properties proposed by Nepomuceno et al. (2012) for the SCC, are adequate to produce LWSCC.
Given Mr. Trump's serial marriages, the coarse sexual references and his multiple positions on abortion, it's no surprise that fewer than half of Republicans view him as religious, according to a poll by the Pew Research Center this year.
On the coarse grids, the reference point ((i,j)) of the fine grids have the major contribution to it, so the corresponding weighting coefficient is evaluated by (a_{0}/a ).
Also, the percentage error for the first mesh (coarse one) and the reference one is less than 1%.
A basal diet, formulated to provide 5.5 g lysine/day, was supplemented with either casein (reference) or coarse or fine SM to supply additional lysine at 4.5 (casein) and 3.2 (SM) g/day, respectively.
To this end, twelve mixtures were designed by replacing part of the ordinary constituents (i.e. cement, sand and coarse aggregates) of a reference one with RCAs and FA.
In this research, recycled aggregate concrete with partial and total coarse aggregate replacement and reference concretes with 24 water/cement ratios have been cast to study their physical and mechanical properties, behaviour under accelerated carbonation, water and oxygen permeability.
We refer to this question on coarser (among plots, no reference to space) and finer (within plots, relating to distances to nearest neighbors) scales.
