Using complementary multivariate and categorical tests, we found that reclamation wetlands failed to support either of these dominant reference assemblages.
In an ironic turn, the stubbornly nonreferential Lang was a dominant reference at the fall shows, his stealth brand of cerebral modernism breaking out all over the runways like a case of the sniffles at preschool.
The proposed DEA scheme achieves a balance by allocating more taps to the sub-filters in the dominant reference channel (thereby exploiting spatial sparsity), while not completely ignoring the channel with the smaller magnitude tap-inputs.
Transfer of possession (TOP) verbs have been identified as having a special effect on the ways that pronouns are interpreted in English, causing a decrease in dominant reference to the subject of a preceding sentence, and a significant increase in reference to a post-verbal Goal argument.
Thus, both schemes are highly spatially selective, as hardly any taps of the sub-filters in the less dominant reference channel are updated (e.g., for the SPU scheme when the inter-channel power ratio is larger than 5 dB and for the 3DM scheme when the inter-channel power difference ratio is larger than 10 dB).
In step 5, clinical risk data for the dominant reference population and the reference drug are introduced as the anchor point for the prediction of safety risks of high-risk populations and of the other drugs included in the workflow.
In the second smear-ripened cheese (cheese L), Pseudoalteromonas haloplanktis TAC125, Halomonas sp. 1 M45 and Psychrobacter celer 91 were the three dominant reference bacteria, with 17.0%, 10.5% and 1.7% of the good quality matches, respectively.
The second dominant character is the reporter herself as the victim, with common references to generic children victims as well.
Why has shame recently displaced guilt as a dominant emotional reference in the West?
It just seemed a party for living and persevering, with '60s psychedelic rock the dominant baseline reference.
