Corporate Lab Represents "Innovative Future for Legal Academy" The impact has been significant: with just under 40 clients serviced per quarter, student teams work on nearly 100 discrete matters per term.
And the lawyer can work on discrete matters for a variety of interesting clients.
These large abnormal MRI signals may include new infarcts, discrete gray matter lesions, diffuse gray matter hyperintensities, and cerebral edema.
Integrity of the corpus callosum in multiple sclerosis reflects both discrete white matter lesions and diffuse normal-appearing white matter changes, making it a potentially useful surrogate marker of clinically significant brain abnormalities in multiple sclerosis (Boroojerdi et al., 1998; Ozturk et al., 2001; Warlop et al., 2008).
Despite the emphasis on discrete observations, Matters' founders believe good stories could still emerge from the fragments.
The series divided into the following subseries, based on discrete assignments and subject matter: Subseries 1: Starvation and UNRRA Aid, 1946-1947 Subseries 2: Landscape and Built Environment, 1944-1947 Subseries 3: People, 1944-1947 Subseries 4: European Refugees, 1946.
To date, there are no successful experimental techniques for measuring these material parameters which reflect the discrete nature of matter.
They are surfaces that maintain the distinction between discrete portions of matter and space, but they also create the site for their encounter and interaction.
For example, Bradley's observations found an immediate and natural explanation in terms of the corpuscular theory that also was supported by the accelerating success of Newton's gravitational theory involving discrete particles of matter.
French physicist Louis de Broglie proposed (1924) that electrons and other discrete bits of matter, which until then had been conceived only as material particles, also have wave properties such as wavelength and frequency.
