In the same way a third-generation recycled aggregate has been obtained and has been equally characterized.
The underdeveloped nature of the financial system is equally characterized by high information asymmetry which limits the effective financing of the private sector by banks thus reducing short run benefits to the economy.
And, even more importantly, it is equally characterized by its innate capacities for emotion and volition, and not just cognition: the soul encompasses all of the capacities of human consciousness and is not restricted to merely intellectual functions.
Equally, characterizing WTA determinants reflects smallholder farm steward's perception on economic valuation of ecosystem services which is key for future design of PES schemes for sustainability.
That is, one might be tempted to think that EH can equally be characterized as a hierarchy of increasing rates of decay of correlations: a K-system, for instance, which exhibits exponential divergence of trajectories would be characterized by an exponential rate of decay of correlations, while a SM-system would exhibit a polynomial rate of decay.
As highlighted in the bi-clustering analysis, one of the more striking observations is that the two breast cell lines in our collection, namely MCF7 and MDA-MB231, are equally well characterized by both histone PTMs and the expression level of the associated enzymes.
The Gabor features used within the baseline continuous HMM assume that all scales and orientations contribute equally in characterizing alarm signatures.
To test this hypothesis, experimental plots were distributed equally between habitats characterized by contrasting levels of burrowing crab density.
What these films need to do is give the ladies a chance to be characterized equally in the plot.
These methylation changes cannot be explained by technical biases since all iPSC‐derived DAn lines were equally generated and characterized in parallel, blind to the researcher, and differentiated DAn had similar morphological and functional properties (Sanchez‐Danes et al, 2012b).
In his words: "Perfect systems in which the number of cryptograms, the number of messages, and the number of keys are all equal are characterized by the properties that (1) each M is connected to each E by exactly one line, (2) all keys are equally likely".
