During the 3rd and 2nd centuries bc, Roman temples began to evince Greek influence, using the Greek decorative style but placing the altar within the temple and eventually creating entire forums, or meeting places, of which the temple was the centre.
PCA modeling was performed using the Evince software package [54].
Images were analysed using the Evince v.2.5.5 hyperspectral image analysis software package (UmBio AB, Umeå, Sweden) and MATLAB v 7.10 (The MathWorks, MA, USA).
Indeed, without quite using the term "nonsense on stilts" Leibowitz nonetheless evinces a Benthamite scepticism to the notion that any nation has a legal right to a land—"talk of rights is pure nonsense.
As it is possible to evince by the results in the table, correlations were low but nonetheless present, and users will have to take this fact into account when using the database.
Data were normalized with the RMA algorithm using the libaffy software, and principle component analysis (PCA) was performed on the remaining 155 samples, using the Evince software (UmBio AB, Umeå, Sweden), to identify outliers.
As evinced by the use of his surname alone on this new book, Murakami is now also a global brand.
It is a pride that persists today, evinced by the use of "rebel" in the names of sports teams, on T-shirts, hats and bumper stickers as an expression of Southern identity and a defiant resistance against any suppression of that identity.
Analysts in Russia, one of Syria's staunchest allies, say that as rebels try to encircle Damascus and cut off escape routes to the coast, the mood in the palace is one of panic, evinced by the erratic use of weapons: Scud missiles better used against an army than an insurgency, naval mines dropped from the air instead of laid at sea.
"The fact that live gunfire is once again the sole measure that the Israeli military is using in the field evinces appalling indifference towards human life on the part of senior Israeli government and military officials," the group said.
