More than three quarters of the 176 student officers who responded to Brooks's survey reported that their union's role had changed, with many citing changes not only in its function – concentrating on representing students rather than organising events and activities – but also in structure.
Mr. Krane, a past chairman of the American Bar Association's Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility, concentrated on representing lawyers and law firms in matters of professional liability and providing counsel on issues of client-lawyer privilege, a lawyer's duties to clients, conflicts of interest and other areas where propriety can be ambiguous.
This idea is not only a core component of associative learning models (Shanks 1995; Schultz and Dickinson 2000), but is also central to predictive coding theories of perception (Rao and Ballard 1999; Friston 2005): that the brain should concentrate resources on representing surprising sensory events.
Another possibility is to select one or more edges and only concentrate on SNPs represented by those edges.
In this work, we concentrate on multicomponent signals represented by the minimum cross-entropy TF distribution (MCE-TFD).
The potential weakness of using two different genotyping platforms for case and comparison subjects has been addressed by concentrating only on SNPs represented on both arrays, by strict quality control, and by analysis of only large, rare CNVs, which, in accordance with previous findings (17, 21), can be reliably called.
He soon decided to concentrate exclusively on painting on pavements, representing images from classical paintings in cities across Europe.
The study concentrates on the data representing Saudi Arabia weather forecasting.
General approaches have concentrated on acoustic features representing the musical mood and criteria for the classification of moods [19 21].
