First, customary descriptions and classifications of the disease use morphological features that are visible by ophthalmoscopy or on fundus photographs [ 6– 8]; and second, many experimental studies have tested vision in subjects with ARM only in central locations in the visual field as noted above, with a few notable exceptions [ 10, 11, 55].
We classified CNVs by integer values, which is a more detailed classification than the customary 'gain' and 'loss' (1, 30).
This classification of Leibniz's views runs contrary to his customary identification as relationist-in-chief, but we will clarify his relationist credentials below.
Graft, he said, must be separated into two distinct classifications, "legal" and "illegal". "Legal graft" is a customary but unethical form of pocket padding, which is more or less expected of public officials as part and parcel of the office and is offered as a matter of routine business expense.
Firstly, the emergent computational properties in CA can in an important sense be objectively defined (see Crutchfield 1994a and the more accessible Crutchfield 1994b): although it is customary in this setting to talk of emergent computation being "in the eye of the beholder", the detection and classification of patterns is itself algorithmic, not just phenomenological.
As is customary in time trial stages, cyclists set off in reverse order from where they were ranked in the general classification at the end of the previous stage.
As was customary of time trial stages, cyclists set off in reverse order from where they were ranked in the general classification at the end of the previous stage.
In the context of an exemption so sweeping as the one before us here, its administration need not entangle government in difficult classifications of what is or is not religious, for any organization -- although not religious in a customary sense -- would qualify under the pervasive rubric of a group dedicated to the moral and cultural improvement of men.
As was customary of time trial stages, the riders set off in reverse order from where they were ranked in the general classification at the end of the previous stage.
