If we use T t) to denote the density of specific T cells on day t then the model might be extended as where the functions f M [ M, R, T], f G [ M, R, G, T], f R [ M, R, T] and f T [ M, R, T] are specified to account for the relevant assumptions about how these processes work (Table 1).
Furthermore, cytoarchitectural atlases suggest that the cuneiform and subcuneiform nuclei do not extend as caudally as the zone where we recorded maximal alpha band activity (Olszewski and Baxter, 1982).
The ground-level complaints, focused lately on some tilted and cracked houses, extend as well into the deep woods, where only a few critics like Mr. Perry have been marking the longwall's progress.
The politics extend as far as Alaska's remotest villages, where support from Native Alaskans, or at least their acquiescence, is essential to win several permits.
Thus, the continental shelf as a concept in international law becomes a legal fiction where the shelf does not in fact extend as far as 200 miles.
The outer edge, where the planet would freeze solid, he said, could extend as far as twice Earth's orbital radius, beyond the orbit of Mars.
The influence of that weathered style extends as far as Japan, where trend-driven men's-wear houses like Julius and Damir Doma are whipping up their own dun-colored, somewhat aggressive looks.
Their feats extended as far as France where the "Varègues" or "Varenges" left their name to the town of Varengeville in Normandy — a detail ignored in the exhibition book.
The snowfall extended as far south as Tucson, where Janice Kundert seized the opportunity to explore a rare white Sabino Canyon.
In 1963 Biggs's imagination scarcely extended as far as Calais, never mind Australia and Brazil, where he lived most of his life on the run.
