For Kuhn, the differences between these two theories comprise an exemplary illustration of incommensurability.
The Eawag's new headquarters "Forum Chriesbach" is an exemplary illustration of a 'sustainable' construction design for office buildings.
Figure 3 provides an exemplary illustration of the graphical model test with the splitting criterion gender on the 22 items.
Finally, the baseband transmit signal in digital domain is obtained through the summation of all subcarrier and subsymbol signals according to x [ n ] = ∑ m = 0 M − 1 ∑ k = 0 K − 1 d k, m g k, m [ n ], (2) Figure 2 Exemplary illustration of different time shifts of a prototype filter within a GFDM block with M =8 subsymbols.
Popmatters writer Craig Hayes opined that Countdown to Extinction was "either an exemplary illustration of nimble-fingered thrash metal that introduced Megadeth to a legion of new fans" or "an unimaginative, artistically cynical stab at arena-baiting commercial success".
His totally unforeseen transformation from a militant, dogmatic evangelical Christian fundamentalist into an exemplary illustration of professionalism tempered by Constitutional compliance was surely an organic and painful process, one borne of excruciating, gut-wrenching introspection, self-examination, and auto-criticism.
In another exemplary illustration, incorporating a uniquely reactive NSAA for site-specific conjugation of polyethylene glycol resulted in a modified human growth hormone with increased potency and reduced injection frequency.
In one exemplary illustration, Albayrak and Swartz demonstrated a modular and efficient cell-free platform that yields up to 0.9 1.7 mg/mL of a modified (i.e., containing a NSAA) soluble superfolder green fluorescent protein (sfGFP) in which the o-tRNA and the modified protein are produced simultaneously.
Instructions are exemplary throughout; the illustrations have the charm of a children's book, showing only the androgynous gardener's (pinkly clean!) hands or legs clothed in baggy blue trousers and green wellies.
Sanraku also introduced a subject that became popular with later Kanō artists, historical figures selected from the Chinese book Ti chien t'u shuo (1573; "Illustrations of Exemplary Emperors"; Japanese trans., Teikan zusetsu, 1606).
