During the "White Album" sessions in 1968, tensions within the group were beginning to run high, and much of that two-disc album is a compilation of individual projects.
Holistic processing is often characterized as a process by which objects are perceived as a whole rather than a compilation of individual features.
This task measures our tendency to process objects as a unified whole rather than a compilation of individual parts and has become a common technique to assess the degree to which an irrelevant stimulus half will interfere with the decision based on the relevant half (Richler & Gauthier, 2014).
As the authors rightfully point out, the ExaC variant database is a compilation of individuals with various diseases, which can skew allele frequencies.
There are sound theoretical reasons for these rituals of ownership and trade, the most basic of which is that the 'team' is not a unified entity but rather a compilation of individuals with distinct professional identities: intensivist, nurse, respiratory therapist, resident, and so on.
If I were to pick one thing, it would definitely be culture because companies are compilations of individual people who wake up every day and decide I am going to work for company X versus not.
The new Fed forecast, a compilation of the individual projections by Fed governors and the presidents of the regional Fed banks, anticipates that inflation will slow down in response to slower economic growth and that consumer prices will rise, from 2.1percentto2.4percentcenthis yearar.
The survey, a compilation of 21 individual Gallup polls that included more than 25,000 total interviews, found that only 31percentt of the surveyed adults identified as Democrats over the course of 2010.
DataPall can produce several types of reports: a compilation of one individual patient's medical history (demographic information and a snapshot of each appointment), a comprehensive eight-page aggregate patient report, and a training report.
Ethical approval was obtained for the Liverpool Primary Care Data Project (the presence of clinical data managers in primary care sentinel practices with the collection and compilation of anonymised individual patient data) at its inception in 1992 from the appropriate Local Research Ethics Committees in Liverpool.
Since 2002, Cleret's label has combined quality, impeccably packaged compilations with anthologies of individual artists and reissues of lost classics.
