But there's no cross-reference point.
It includes 529 curated and 655 non-curated models, comprising 18,960,824 triples, and 1,805,055 cross-references pointing to 82,157 different biological concepts.
This consists of an RDF representation of all curated models from the literature, comprising 174,156,735 triples, and 34,311,872 cross-references pointing to 2,781,565 different biological concepts (as of September 2014).
The UniProtKB/TrEMBL entry, Q9NSV5_HUMAN, was annotated as a putative uncharacterized protein; the family and domain database cross-references pointed to its membership of the major intrinsic protein (MIP) superfamily (which contains more than 7000 members), but provided no family-specific information.
What we don't do is give them an alphabetized, cross reference index that points them to each heinous website.
(Which is good; if you think a map is complicated as it is, imagine adding billions of other lines to denote every road!) Rely on major intersections (such as when an interstate crosses a major highway, or when two interstates cross, any prominent intersection) as a reference point.
Since the length of the bone seems to vary more than the length of the root, which is a more stable reference point, the cross-sectional measurements will not be equal.
Mathematically, the torque of a force \scriptstyle \vec{F} is defined relative to an arbitrary reference point as the cross-product: :\vec{\tau} = \vec{r} \times \vec{F} where :\scriptstyle \vec{r} is the position vector of the force application point relative to the reference point.
Reference point for the measurements (black cross) defined by the incisal edge and raphe palatina mediana.
In each video a fixed reference point has been selected and frames have been cross-correlated to reduce unwanted motion in the playback [ 36].
The reference point to compute the PRC is chosen to be when V crosses V th in the positive direction.
