Clearly, two distinct graded maximal submodules of a graded module are graded coprime.
In Wales, where the word bardd has always been used for poet, the bardic order was codified into distinct grades in the 10th century.
Consequently, renouncing the possibility of a philosophy of nature or of history, Croce formulated a development of so-called "distinct grades" according to the spiritual forms of art, of philosophy, of economics, and of ethics and contended that the comprehensive meaning of the development of the Spirit is given by history "as thought and as action" and a realization of freedom.
One of my distinct grade-school memories is filing out of fourth grade class, nervous, but excited to miss a portion of math class.
Two masked examiners viewed and graded the images in comparison with standard photographs representative of 5 distinct grades of retinal vascular dilation and tortuosity.
Two distinct graded thin films were fabricated: one with a compositionally asymmetric structure consisting of a SiO2-rich bottom interface and a Al2O3-rich top surface, and the other with a compositionally balanced sandwich structure consisting of both the top surface and bottom interface rich in SiO2 and a core rich in Al2O3 (referred to as SGS for 'sandwich graded structure').
Tumours in this data set were not isolated by laser microdissection or by distinct grades.
In the revision of the ISHLT working formulation for histological grading of EMB, the classification has been simplified by combining several formerly distinct grades [ 3].
Benign and malignant areas of distinct grades (Gleason grades 3, 4 or 5) from diagnostic prostate needle biopsies were laser microdissected, and RNA was extracted as previously described (ethics 09/H0308/42; Rogerson et al, 2008; Valencia et al, 2011).
The correlation between each feature and the tumour's grade was evaluated employing the Point Biserial Correlation (for feature values against distinct grades) and the correlation amongst features was estimated by employing Spearman's correlation [ 35].
