Even Bloomberg's better predecessors were, to some extent, products of the machine: Koch and Lindsey both came from Congress; Giuliani was a federal prosecutor, while Wagner came from one of New York's leading political dynasties.
However, current large-scale urban extent products are not uniform with respect to definition, spatial resolution, temporal frequency, and thematic representation.
These examples suggest that physiological features thought to be sex-specific traits not affected by social and cultural factors are, after all, to some extent products of social conditioning.
Both are in stark black and white (younger generations, take a deep breath and deal with it), and are to an extent products of cultural paranoia and fear of the unknown.
The reason for use was not collected, so it was also not possible to assess to what extent products were appropriately used.
The performance of homogenizer is influenced by a number of parameters such as pulse pressure, cell concentration, cell growth conditions, feed flow rate, number of passes and type of micro-organism on were also shown to have effects on the extent of product recovery and the quality of the final product [ 23, 24, 29].
Following knowledge accumulation during commercial production, PAT may be removed or reduced under certain circumstances based on consideration of extent of product and process understanding, nature and role of the PAT, complexity of the product and process, availability, and life cycle cost of instrumentation.
In the stage of optimizing a simulated moving bed (SMB) process for continuous separation, the extent of product concentration can sometimes be as important as the other performance criteria such as throughput and product purities.
To the TEDsters assembled here, happiness is to some extent a product of design.
(The visceral economy of her style is, to an extent, a product of that squeeze).
