Can autocatalytic sets, as originally conceived, be units of evolution?
Indeed, the new currency was conceived as a unit of account for economic exchange that would not have any wealth implications at all.
The paper describes an original mechatronic unit conceived and designed for acoustic characterisation of industrial machines and noisy devices, integrating the automatic motion of acoustic probes to acquisition and elaboration modules for acoustic analyses.
Mr. Stillman and his team, among them his friend the SoHo art gallery owner Cristina Grajales, conceived a 20-unit development so well integrated with artistic choices as to seem almost benignly disinterested in the fact that they will be asking up to $25 million for the penthouses.
Owners of new units planned while prices were at their peak may be loath to chop prices in the wake of the housing downturn, but newly approved units, conceived amid the bad news of the past year, should enter the market priced to move.So while prices for existing homes appear to have fallen around 5 percent nationwide, the median price for new homes is down about 17 percent from its highs.
(Decision makers) The management of an OH unit was conceived as a challenge, and this challenge was not recognised in all OH units.
Pants, dress shirts, and socks have been draped over bits of unfinished furniture in the sculptural contribution, which Burr conceived for an uninhabited unit in a Le Corbusier-designed apartment building in France.
Each of these gestures is conceived as a separate unit, having a fixed start- and endpoint.
The XRF unit was conceived and constructed by the staff of X-Ray Optical Systems, East Greenbush, N.Y., USA, with NIH grant support (5R44R022001).
In an attempt to reduce the subjectivity and determine the level of escalation of DS in a busy maternity unit, we conceived the idea of using a modified BR+ scoring system to contemporaneously assess the required staffing level (dependency score) based on demand and use this score to determine DS escalation level.
Ecu, abbreviation of European currency unit, a notional unit of exchange, conceived in 1979, based on a "basket," or weighted combination, of the currencies of nations that belonged to the European Economic Community EECC; ultimately replaced by the European Union).
