As an example of EMPeror's ability to deal with continuous variables (time, alpha diversity, pH) that are part of the metadata, these factors can be integrated as an explicit axis in the plot, lines connecting subsequent points of single trajectories (treatments, subjects, sites, etc).
Postindustrial society, society marked by a transition from a manufacturing-based economy to a service-based economy, a transition that is also connected with subsequent societal restructuring.
An increase in the occurrence of overweight and obesity in children since 2000 has been partly connected with subsequent changes that followed the accession of Poland to the European Union and the opening of borders.
The findings of our analysis highlight the importance of further research into who is, and who is not, able to accurately identify their partner's age, and how this accuracy is connected to subsequent behaviour.
In times of increasing environmental and industrial standards for technologies and innovation toward safer substances closely connected to subsequent legal surveillance in most European Union (EU) countries, it may strike us as strange to communicate that we are confronted with a group of "new" problematical substances in the environment.
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Obtaining the complete histories of inpatient care for each person enabled the authors to form chains of care records by connecting chronologically subsequent inpatient records (referred to as care episodes from here on).
All three layers are connected to the subsequent layers in the forward direction; the connections are termed as weights.
A smooth headland path that connected to the subsequent path along the crop was generated in realtime using a spline based algorithm.
One end is in the separation chamber, while the other one extends out of the chamber and is connected with the subsequent separation system (Lu et al. 2008a, b).
