Conventionally, large-scale monitoring of spring phenology is primarily detected by satellite-based vegetation indices (VIs), e.g. the Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI).
It has been advertised on Facebook and Sina Weibo – a popular Chinese microblogging service — and, less conventionally, on large billboards in the countryside.
To report a surgical technique and the results of rectus muscle posterior Tenon fixation as an inactivation procedure for treatment of Duane syndrome, restrictive strabismus, and long-standing paralytic strabismus, which conventionally require large rectus muscle recession.
Demonstrating how the act of looking can be extremely complex, "The Gaze" sets up its theme by requiring the viewer to pull aside floor-to-ceiling gauzelike curtains in order to view each of the artist's 20 conventionally framed large photographs.
The Harvard researchers have shown that their optical traps can do on a chip what conventionally requires a large microscope and a powerful laser.
Instead of using optics for the entire retrieval process, they use it to guide a second, electronic (and error-free) search of a large, conventionally stored database.
We gained novel insights on how insectivorous aerial-hawking European bat species use large conventionally managed arable fields in a landscape dominated by conventional agriculture.
Effect sizes of 0.4 or greater are conventionally regarded as large in the educational literature [ 8].
It is becoming increasingly apparent from disappointing intent-to-treat analyses of large conventionally designed trials, such as TACT (Ellis et al, 2007) and tAnGo (Poole et al, 2008) that further improvements in adjuvant treatment will inevitably require individualised therapeutic decisions.
The largest conventionally planned funerary temple complex was probably that of Amenhotep III, now to be judged principally from the two huge quartzite statues, the Colossi of Memnon.
In conventionally-constructed libraries, large insert clones are rarely found.
