Arms wrapped around his upright bass, he played "If You Could See Me Now," the jazz ballad by Tadd Dameron, with a slow, sumptuous ease, applying a wide vibrato to most of his notes.
The 3081 GIPC1 KD probesets representing 2271 genes were used in a functional enrichment analysis using Expression Analysis Systematic Explorer EASEE) [25] and nested EASE, which applies the EASE representational analysis iteratively to identify GO daughter terms that drive the significance of higher-level terms (Chittenden et al., submitted).
A less literal interpretation is that the Zendesk brand encapsulates the very notion of simplicity and ease when applied to software.
He liked the atmosphere, he told friends, and three months later, as the crushing workload created by the anthrax letters began to ease, he applied for more training.
Create and use a Duo group to keep your users and Duo integrations (applications) together for ease of applying policies, etc.
Given the ease of applying polyurethane coatings they may provide a practical solution to enhancing the blast resistance of existing metallic structures.
The ease of applying one or the other method depends upon whether a system is resonant and upon the number of participating modes.
Admissions officers also say the application increases submissions from minorities, perhaps because students happen upon an unconsidered member college and, with the ease of applying, add it to the mix.
In recent years there has been a high level of interest in employing spectral methods for numerically solving many types of integral and differential equations, due to their high accuracy and ease of applying them for finite and infinite domains [1 9].
A search of the literature suggests that authors are more likely to discuss compromises made because of data limitations than those introduced because of software limitations, perhaps because of the ease of applying a familiar approach (i.e., a 'golden hammer', Brown et al.,1998).
