The notion of crime scripts thus helps in the understanding of behavioral routines (i.e., criminal events) and their identifiable stages and decision-making processes; crime scripts also aid in investigations of the complete crime-commission sequence (Cornish 1994, 1999).
The planning of the commissioning sequences to perform the integral tests of the major W7-X systems is discussed in order to prepare the W7-X device to start plasma operation.
AM, EJB, and CB grew plants, extracted RNA and commissioned sequencing.
Ballet can struggle to make in impact in such a large space, and while Mason has commissioned film sequences to amplify the live action, there are no guarantees the experiment will work.
Later she accepted a National Portrait Gallery commission for a sequence of nine close-ups of Moss.
Philae's wake-up is part of a sequence of commissioning activities taking place over the next few weeks.
By using specific gene identifiers and accession numbers, Blast2GO produces GO annotations as well as corresponding enzyme commission numbers (EC) for sequences with an E-value ≤1e-5.
By using specific gene identifiers and accession numbers, Blast2GO produces all GO annotations as well as corresponding enzyme commission numbers (EC) for sequences with an E-value equal to or less than 10-6.
For while Mitchell has some experience of the Middle East - chairing an international commission of inquiry into the sequence of events of late 2000 that sparked the second intifada - his greatest achievement was the brokering of the Good Friday Agreement of 1998.
In this book he presents a sequence, "Planet Wave", commissioned by the Cheltenham Jazz Festival, which spans - this is classic Morgan territory - from 20 billion BC ("there was a bang and it was big") through to the destruction of the Twin Towers and beyond.
Words such as property and vehicle identify key targets of crime, while words such as window, door, enter, remove, and fled describe the behavioral steps or sequences involved in commission of a crime.
