These findings parallel data suggesting that molecular profiles of breast cancers are generally fixed at inception and represent important determinants of clinical behavior (Lacroix et al, 2004).
This is not intended to be a review of 'metric fixed point theory' from its inception, but rather an overview of the emergence of the theory as I experienced it over the past 50 years.
The irony is that usually the tenant requirements are very different by the time of move in from the time of inception and the fixed capital costs and long term leases minimize any opportunity for adaptability and change.
Since its inception, the platform has fixed over 14,000 bugs and paid out almost $5 million to the individuals who found them.
(In a sense, this was a premiere: in the interview Mr. Glass said that he had fixed a wrong note present since the work's inception in 1991).
However, with the inception of the MNCH program, the timing was fixed at with visits occurring at gestation week (GW) 15 19, GW 24, GW 32 and GW 36.
In a strong French accent he told the swells he hailed from the little-known Gallic branch of the famously fixed family whose members have graced every Forbes 400 list since its 1982 inception.
For testing the effectiveness of method, fault inception angles between 0°- 315° in step of 45° were selected by keeping the fault resistance fixed at 0Ω.
A few months after the inception of Brazil's currency board, Argentina and Brazil could agree on a monetary union with a convertible common currency fixed to the dollar and with both countries keeping their bimonetary financial intermediation systems.
And yet, while the elevation data have been recorded since the inception of SuperDARN, they have rarely been used until recently due to inherent technical difficulties related to the phase calibration of the HF arrays, e.g. using a standard source located at a fixed elevation.
