Engle is in his first year with the Mets, and he said it typically took 100 to 200 at-bats to get a true feel for each hitter's tendencies.
But despite their speed, strength, durability, game-breaking athleticism and accomplishments, each is known for his tendency to fumble.
Furthermore, it is not to philosophy but science that we must look to resolve the relative contributions of each, for "Both tendencies will find their correctives in investigation" [Wheeler 1899, p. 284].
When we examined the promoter conservation tendency for each GO term, by using alignment length or percentage identity as a measure of conservation, the tendencies were consistent with each other (Additional file 11).
Central tendency of the cortical cluster versus each subgroup lesion probability map was low (central tendency for each subgroup: fast = 0.07, slow = 0.05, and poor = 0.5), indicating very peripheral location of the GMV effect with respect to the necrotic lesion tissue, especially in the fast and slow subgroups (Supplemental Figure S5).
It is notable that a common characteristic of the sky gods, and, in fact, of all Baltic divinities, is the express tendency for each to have a family.
In the two-voice dialogue of American politics, there is a natural tendency for each party to oppose the other one's take on a given issue.
Not until the 19th century would painters rebel against this tendency for each landscape to be a kind of world map – a summary of the nature of landscape as such.
The tendency to blindly follow this convention ensured that the administration's perspective and voice on issues of national security and intelligence would lead the news as long as the White House came out with a new message for each news cycle, a tendency reinforced by the lack of a strong political opposition in fall 2002 and spring 2003.
However, this simplification does not change the relative performance tendency for each criterion.
