Tigermilk was a sublime debut, the cornerstone of a cult phenomenon, but Belle & Sebastian were a precarious coalition of virtual strangers, as far as eight years apart in age, made more volatile by Murdoch's five-year relationship with cellist Isobel Campbell.
Accurate numerical modelling of these phenomena is the cornerstone to enhance the applicability of micro and nanofluidics in the industrial environment.
We would like to emphasize the importance of having good methods to compute isochrons (see [8 12]) since they are the cornerstone to study these transient phenomena that we have observed.
Modern liberal theory has built its approach to social difference and diversity generally upon the cornerstone of toleration as a blueprint for addressing socially divisive phenomena.
WE all naturally remember George Harrison as one of the cornerstones (but weren't they all?) of the late-20th-century phenomenon known as the Beatles.
As a consequence, it has issued some bizarre software rulings.A cornerstone of any patent system is that laws of nature, natural phenomena and abstract ideas cannot be patented.
"The trilogy is selling incredibly strongly in both ebook and printed formats – we have just reprinted the physical books for the 17th time and the latest figures show that this is truly a phenomenon," said Charlotte Bush, director of publicity and media relations at Cornerstone.
It is very well documented that children in the United States are generally not being taught to love science from an early age and are in fact turned off to it at some point early in their lives.1,2 By extension, you can safely say that this phenomenon is also present for mathematics as well, which is a cornerstone of the engineering discipline.
This molecular interaction data is the cornerstone of many computational approaches aiming to analyze, model, interpret and predict biological phenomena, many at a genome-wide scale [ 13].
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.
