Many readers of Nishida have attempted to delineate stages in the development of his philosophy (Elberfeld 1999, 71ff).; others have rejected a division into discrete stages (Heisig 2001, 104).
The Portadown-born O'Neill, a former Northern Ireland international, guided Shamrock Rovers to the 2010 League of Ireland title and this season became the first man to take a team from that division into the group stage of a European competition when they defeated Partizan Belgrade in a play-off.
Common biofilm properties have been defined, such as the need for a substrate and "preconditioning surfaces," the specialization of subpopulations (known as "division of labor" [16]), the production of a hydrated matrix shaping the community, and the division of this life cycle into stages (Figure 1). Figure 1 Temporal evolution of biofilm.
Common biofilm properties have been defined, such as the need for a substrate and "preconditioning surfaces," the specialization of subpopulations (known as "division of labor" [ 16]), the production of a hydrated matrix shaping the community, and the division of this life cycle into stages.
Himanen and Hasan [4] criticized that the division into a few sleep stages is based on the knowledge of sleep processes which was valid at the time when the rules were developed, but has not been revised since.
Supplementary Information, Table S1 lists the TNM classifications of all HNSCC patients and their division into early- and late-stage disease.
The parameters hivprog, and mu_aids were based on the assumption of an 8 years duration from infection to AIDS death and an arbitrary 50 50 division into early and a late stage infection.
Major changes that were introduced with this revision included the division of stage I into IA and IB, and stage II into IIA and IIB based on subclassifications of tumor size.
Split project funding into stages.
