However, the repeatability, or the similarity of current instances to past instances, isn't something that is given to us.
He added that in the current instance, the "serious" nature of the issues on which Mr. Gore would be concentrating on the tour did not lend itself to sensational coverage.
However, in the current instance, CHI X had a density of 0.57, representing the chromosome with the fifth highest density of precursors.
The advantage of MFRM lies in the fact that all facets (i.e., items [descriptors in the current instance], persons [participating teachers in the current instance] and judge [the participants' use of the rating scales]) can be compared on a common linear 'logit' scale (McNamara 1996).
To say that an instance of some pattern "reproduces" previous instances is to say that, if the previous instance had been different, the current instance would be correspondingly different.
This input may be a current pulse, for instance of the form I ε described earlier, or more realistically, a sequence of weak excitatory synaptic input pulses, modeled by a term of the form g ¯ s ( t ) ( v rev, e − v ) (16). on the right-hand side of the equation governing the evolution of v.
But the current review is the first instance of the agency's considering limits on common, albeit unapproved, uses of cancer drugs.
In "Enter Right, Exit Left," his May 23 Op-Ed article about Yale undergraduates' attitudes toward the war in Iraq, Joshua Foer attributes their former support to "untempered idealism," but in his survey of classmates' responses to the fighting, he doesn't mention a single instance of a current Yale student deciding to actually fight in the war.
