Each member had to judge the two versions on whether concepts expressed were equivalent, their clarity and the naturalness of the style of the writing.
Only the channels from the perspective of user 1 are shown for clarity, but all other users see equivalent channels.
Nevertheless, formulation is equivalent to both approaches and, for the sake of clarity, only a general expression is shown here.
For clarity, we denote the type of UP-equivalent PMs by the dimensions of the three limbs, that is, Dim {L1} -Dim {L2} -Dim {L3}).
It's kinda funny that this aspect of how TTOs can release the IP to the innovator is equivalent to the desires of Kauffman's free agency concept but provides clarity on authority and responsibility.
As a consequence, rg can be considered equivalent to the partitive relation has-part, which would improve the semantic clarity in these cases.
For the sake of clarity, H k = P H ~ k can be referred to as the equivalent channel throughout this paper.
The nine SCPCH obtained with PHYLORPH brought an additional deal of clarity in the taxonomical resolution of these complexes by providing polymorphism levels equivalent or greater than those found in the ITS region.
There is much to be said for the services to mental clarity of just-the-facts scholarship, a discipline with its own equivalents of monkish virtue.
Daguerreotypes are still cherished for their eerie clarity — each plate in an 1848 series of photographs of the Cincinnati waterfront, for example, is equivalent to a hundred-forty-thousand-megapixel photo.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Daguerreotypes are still cherished for their eerie clarity — each plate in an 1848 series of photographs of the Cincinnati waterfront, for example, is equivalent to a hundred-forty-thousand-megapixel photo.
