As an extreme example that characterizes the thinking of many singles I've talked to over the years: if your "must have" list includes someone who's won a Nobel Prize, speaks six languages and has green eyes, there might only be one person in the world -- if that -- who fits the bill.
A good example that characterizes a protein/large molecule HDX MS is shown in Figure 7. Here, D'Arcy et al. investigated interactions between the histone H2A H2B heterodimer and the nucleosome assembly protein Nap1.
The article is organized as follows: We start with clinical examples that characterize settings where total time models should be considered.
However, the examples frequently cited to demonstrate such unsustainable resource use are quite often examples that characterize frontier development, colonial economies, and other examples of laissez-faire industrial (or state) capitalism, situations in which pre-existing indigenous property rights are dismantled, ignored, or are not enforced (Berkes 1996:94-95).
For example, shape factor that characterizes circularity of spheroids can be used to measure spheroids with irregular shapes.
The GLT-1, XAT-1, XYT-1 for D-glucose transporter, D-xylose transport and L-arabinose trareport arexampleses that were characterized further here.
This is but one more example of the poor planning that characterizes so many aspects of what is now understood to be not a war of necessity, but a war of choice.
One particular example is the density matrix that characterizes the "mixed" state of a quantum system as a linear combination of elementary, "pure" eigenstates.
Patient-reported outcomes such as quality of life and service satisfaction are examples of measures that characterize patient-centered care [ 80].
Even a fairly realistic painting of a person, for example, lacks some features that characterize actual persons: the painting is two-dimensional, whereas every actual person is three-dimensional; the surface of a painting is paint, but not so the person; the actual person has very numerous pores and other marks on his face that are lacking (in whole or in part) in the painting, and so on.
In his 1790 "Critique of Judgment," for example, Kant outlined the principles that characterize judgments of beauty.
