While literature and history were often the cornerstones of the study club curricula, some clubs specialized in the study of law, music, the sciences, and other fields.
To ensure the feasibility and a high acceptance of the methodical cornerstones of the study, its essential aspects were piloted.
The pair's work would set the cornerstone for the study of the so-called epigenome, the chemical signalling process that makes a single strand of DNA capable of giving rise to such complexity.
For that reason, participant observation is the cornerstone of this study.
The new Eq. (16) of EPV is the cornerstone of the present study, because it suggests a possibility for the scalar quantity φ to be estimated without using a Fourier analysis.
Equation (17a) is the cornerstone of the present study, because it suggests a possibility for the energy flux to be estimated (i) without using a Fourier analysis nor ray theory and (ii) in the presence of coastal boundaries, which will allow for tropical-extratropical interactions in model output to be diagnosed in terms of an energy cycle in a future study.
Since these findings build a cornerstone of the present study, again, figures of lamina profiles and cross-sections from the lamina are shown in Fig. 1a and b.
A cornerstone of this study is that, after energy replenishment, mitochondrial oxidations ought to be depressed to allow substrates to be deposited as macromolecules.
Although multiple active states have been proposed to explain so-called biased-signaling phenomena (Onaran et al. 2014), the two-state model remains the cornerstone of the GPCR activation study: the free-energy differences and energy barriers between the multiple active states are usually significantly smaller than those between the ground and active states.
The fluctuation theorems have remained one of the cornerstones in the study of systems that are driven far out of equilibrium, and they provide strong constraints on the fraction of trajectories that behave atypically in light of the second law.
