At first a bewildering collection of marks was used to indicate whether shoes were smoth, had heels, toes, calks, stickers, cleats, or bar plates.
He or she writes down a new collection of marks.
The result, an exacting and meticulous collection of marks, is a study in nuance and repetition both intentional and derivative.
A non-platonist fictionalist, who is happy to rely on fictions construed as collections of marks on paper, or noises in air, or perhaps a combination of these and mental states of speakers and listeners (or writers and readers), can then reject the abstractionist accounts of possible worlds at issue precisely because they are committed to abstract representing entities.
In a vast collection of epigenetic marks (20 histone methylations and 18 histone acetylations), genetic algorithms indicated that the most predictive histone modification signals within enhancers are H3K4me1 and H3K4me3 [9].
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Steven Millhauser won the Story Prize on Wednesday for his collection "We Others," a book that the judges called "a powerful and intriguing collection of stories, marked by page after page of beautifully written, intelligent and sensitive prose".
Such a diverse collection of advances mark an excellent point to review the state of this vibrant area of research, not because central questions have been answered, but instead because a firm grip in key areas has been established, and the field is now poised for breakthroughs.
These nearly complete genome sequences and the collection of genetically marked strains provide a valuable toolset for comparative studies of gene function, metabolism, and evolution, and render Saccharomyces sensu stricto the most experimentally tractable model genus.
As part of our article collection to mark the tenth anniversary of the founding of BMC Biology, we celebrate a selection of articles we have published during this last decade, and their contribution to the progress of science.
His view, which would nowadays be called inscriptionalism, is that logical systems are actual collections of concrete marks, whether printed on paper in books and journals, or in handwritten notes, or more ephemerally as spoken words, chalk marks on blackboards, or (nowadays) patterns on computer screens.
