Males were larger than females in all morphological dimensions that involved the head and mouthparts (Table 1), whereas females had longer pronota and femora (Table 1).
We study a class of nonlinear martingale problems in one dimension, that involve a singular integral of the density in the drift term, and are related to systems of particles with singular interactions.
One dimension that involves all the networks of actors within the transport system is the information flow.
15, 96 Pooled results from two RCTs with oncology populations indicate no significant group differences between MBIs and usual care in terms of spiritual well-being outcomes (ie, the quality of life dimension that involves a sense of purpose, peace of mind, and finding comfort in one's spiritual beliefs).
However, we are still weak in dealing with the hidden, less obvious dimensions of predicting success that involve a broader spectrum of project performance variables, connecting to the enterprise and its socio-economic environment (Thamhain and Skelton 2007).
The behavior of chickens in broiler houses is affected by many conditions that involve, from the dimensions and design of the house, to the real-time control of temperature and humidity.
Through interviews and research, Spiers found these "masters," as he calls them, all engaged in activities that involve at least two "dimensions of the Master Way of Life": socializing, moving, thinking and creating.
This diameter measure, however, would have prevented a generalization to paradigms that involve gaze position changes in both the horizontal and the vertical dimensions.
As Smith [ 21] suggests, the neglect of trust in healthcare relations can lead to a disregard towards the 'ethics of care' in relation to the moral and affective dimensions that are involved in trusting others.
According to Avicebron, as well as some of William's contemporaries, souls are composite in the sense that they are composites of form and matter, though not a matter that involves physical dimensions, but rather what some called "spiritual matter".
