What is worrisome, though, would be the imposition of any standardization that would deny architects the chance to design schools that express the diversity of our neighborhoods and the children who live in them.
It combines architectural drawings, vintage photographs, and early maps with marble busts, wrought-iron gates, and a huge stained-glass window all the better to express the diversity of cemetery enterprise.
It combines architectural drawings, vintage photographs, and early maps with marble busts, wrought-iron gates, and a huge stained-glass window — all the better to express the diversity of cemetery enterprise.
Thus, if the width of the relaxation spectrum expresses the diversity of the situation of chain segments, it is expected to be higher in tridimensional than in linear polymers.
I do feel like that's sort of changing, and we're in the middle of an evolution, and the only way it's going to change is for people to stand up and come out and continue to express the diversity of the human experience and be sort of uncompromising about that.
Simpson's reciprocal index of diversity [59], was used to express the diversity of microbial communities, calculated using the equation λ = 1/Σ Pi2, where Pi is the proportion of the ith taxon.
The improvement due to the hybrid FSO/RF system used can be expressed as the diversity improvement factor or the diversity gain, which are defined in [10, 20], in the following manner: (1).
Such differences match those reported in genetically distinct populations in other fishes, both in terms of the proportion of genes that are differentially expressed and the diversity of biological functions involved.
Mr. Tinsley's aim, he said, was to "try and express the wonderful diversity and texture" of New York.
