This is when most of us speak a common dialect incorporating language specific terminology relative to each event.
Shortly afterwards, the RAF upgraded its Jaguar fleet to a common standard, incorporating TIALD and the ability to use new reconnaissance pods.
Following the success of the GR1B/T2B upgrade, the RAF launched a plan to upgrade its Jaguar fleet to a common standard, incorporating improvements introduced to some aircraft during the Gulf War, together with adding the ability to use TIALD and new reconnaissance pods.
Stewart et al. described PCC as a clinical method with six key components: exploring both the disease and the illness experience, understanding the whole person, finding common ground, incorporating prevention and health promotion, enhancing the doctor-patient relationship, and being realistic [ 1].
Shower baths are also common, often incorporated into bathtub recesses or in a separate compartment finished with ceramic tile.
The European Union (EU) does not yet have the U.S. equivalent of Delaware; that is, the EU does not yet have a place where it is fairly common to incorporate, regardless of where business is done.
Although a number of researches related to the prior knowledge of time-frequency features have been introduced, it is not yet common to incorporate a spatial feature (hereafter, spatial cue) in NMF due to its algorithm framework.
When data under analysis present complicated and numerous possibilities to consider, then CASE systems present an alternative approach [3, 12]. Figure 2 An arrangement of the common tasks incorporated into a complete structure elucidation workflow [11].
It's state of the art meets art of the State, as common areas incorporate the work of local contemporary artisans and video whizzes.
32 Therefore, it is common to incorporate into a covariation network several types of complementary biological data that can directly or indirectly indicate that one gene regulates another.
