She leans forward, establishes meaningful eye contact, tucks her fingers under her chin to denote close attention, and offers an old-fashioned "take," not just a nod, in reaction when her subject says something noteworthy.
Open image in new window Fig. 17 Definition of locations, denoted I III, close to the arc-shaped tool profile where the parameters in Table 2 were evaluated.
All presented results (Figures 10, 11, 12) are made using colour map with red colour denoting probability close to 100%, through green denoting 50% to blue colour denoting 0%.
In this section, we use the capital letter to denote finite and connected 2-dimensional CW complexes, and we use to denote closed surfaces.
One could denote the fluctuations close to an inverted type, featuring the "Predator Prey" interactions over the past 14 years.
The term "entitlements" is encrusted with negative connotations, although it denotes something very close to rights -- things to which citizens are entitled.
Under the ELSE condition, the bottom panels of Figure 7 indicate that the attenuation of TEC since the late afternoon is slower at the middle latitudes where dips are close to ±45° (denoted with the dash-dot lines) than at adjacent latitudes.
Both assays showed efficiencies close to 100%, denoted that the PCR products were amplified with a factor close to 2 in each cycle.
Now a banner proclaiming "Home of the 12th Man" is hung from the mezzanine, denoting that R.F.K. is as close to a national soccer stadium as the United States has.
In the case of some of the latter, Wi may be close to zero zero denoting the outcome of starving to death in the state of nature.
