"What an intriguing memorial this will ultimately be if it is able to encompass for the casual observer and for Native Americans the oddities of where we stand today as Native Americans in the 21st century," said Kevin Brown, chairman of the Mohegan tribe, who along with Mooney is on the advisory committee.
Papazoglou et al. ([2006], [2007], [2007]) list a set of roles and functionalities that a service composition should encompass for the aggregation of multiple services into a single composite service.
The oral arguments percolated with the justices' colorful banter about the evolving taxonomy of work clothes -- which might encompass, for instance, the uniform of "doorman in an apartment house" as well as the band Kiss' glam get-up.
The nonlinearity is local but rather general encompassing for the first time both subcritical and supercritical (in L2) nonlinearities.
The review encompasses for the first time adult and children's congenital heart services, and envisages that demand will grow as more children born with heart defects survive and need treatment as adults.
Changes in such interactions may encompass, for instance, the appearance of new links between unconnected plants.
Some basins are as small as individual streams, while others span nearly half the continent, encompassing, for instance, the whole of the Mississippi river network.
These ideals encompass deference for the weak and disabled, a spirit of collective cooperation, the redistribution of power and a climate of patience and hope.
28 The key difference between tectiviruses and polintoviruses is that the latter encompass genes for the Ulp1-like cysteine protease and the RVE family integrase.
The coverage is broad, encompassing, for example, the role of SALS in appendectomy, repair of abdominal wall defects, cholecystectomy, gastric surgery, nephrectomy, splenectomy, hemicolectomy and pancreatic, liver and gynecological surgery.
One specific area of study is the micro-scale, which encompasses, for instance, the home (Andrews et al. 2009).
