It is divided into seven parts concerning, respectively, its existence, its essence, its composition, the number of souls in a human being, how the human soul comes into being, the state of the soul in the body, and the soul's relation to God, with a focus on the human intellect.
In essence, ON Networks will guarantee the number of people who will view the show and it will be paid based on that figure.
Cross-validation is performed for increasing tree sizes (in essence, this corresponds to the number of nodes in the tree).
In essence, the topology specifies the number of transmembrane α-helices of the protein together with the location of the N-terminal end of the chain, i.e. whether it is in the cytosol ('in') or in the endoplamsatic reticulum (ER) lumen or extramembrane space ('out'out
We offer a very simple theoretical explanation to the existence of these laws, the essence being the relation between the number of optimal design laws and the number of economic production factors.
Given a deep sequencing experiment, each position i of the reference genome is in essence associated with two measurements: the number of reads covering position i, x1 i, and the number of reads starting at position i, x2 i.
Although the physical wireless channel is inherently non-Markovian, it has been shown that an FSMC can capture the essence of the channel dynamics when the number of regions/states (M) is low and the channel fades slow enough (see for example [21] and references therein).
The essence of reproduction phenomenon is not increasing the number of organisms.
In essence, Lacy's idea boils down to reducing the number of sales clerks.
In essence, the numbers involve a lot of hypothetical assumptions.
