I reconceptualise this gap in aspirations, and in their accomplishment, in terms of "contents", "references" and "horizons".
The software's innovative application would later prove the key to the extraordinary success of Wikipedia, which itself originated in a free-content reference project known as Nupedia, founded in 2000 by American entrepreneur Jimmy Wales.
A new shift factor can be introduced and a new relationship had been established giving the equivalent strain-rate at a temperature reference and water content reference.
Instead of sending the file directly, the file owner would first send a "content reference," a digital pointer that permits the file to be downloaded tailored to the receiver's own country as well as the specific computer or other playback device.
Assuming a 30% improvement with catalyst application, the volume of syngas to be generated for 1 MJ of energy content (reference functional unit) could be reduced correspondingly.
However, on the assumption that a representation is an object with semantic properties (content, reference, truth-conditions, truth-value, etc)., a mental representation may be more broadly construed as a mental object with semantic properties.
An intake of 2,000 calories has been established as the reference for the energy demand per day while fiber content reference is 11.5 g of fiber per 1,000 calories [14].
For relative comparison of DNA content, reference values of 2 N (two sets of all chromosomes) and 4 N (four sets of all chromosomes) were defined as the average of each peak value of Kyokai No.6, No.7 and No.9.
18S RNA was not amplified, and was used as the RNA content reference control.
