We then re-frame a model of searcher profiles to analyse support for different group dynamics.
We re-frame a model of search tactics, providing revised definitions that consider known collaborators.
The mechanical test stand was assembled in a swimming channel and consists of a frame work, a model of an athlete and the force measurement device.
CESAR PELLI leaned his lanky frame over a model of his luminous glass 54-story tower, now rising one floor every three days or so over 59th Street and Lexington Avenue, topped by a miniature version of the multistory beacon he designed for its crown, just above 24 floors of luxury condominiums.
For example, the first frame of a model of the +1 b- and y-ions resulting of the peptide EAMPK would model the b-ion E and the y-ion AMPK.
Notwithstanding the potential for generating temporary and independent spaces for transferring digital competences and increasing citizens' participation in the SC, we argue LL foster largely a form of participation framed within a model of civic stewardship for 'smart citizens'.
The structural genomic census can now be framed with a model of evolution that dissects unequivocally the first appearance of lineages and their diversification in the tree of organisms.
Our results can be framed in a model of how asymmetric ATP binding and hydrolysis in the NBDs drive transition of the TMDs between inward- and outward-facing conformations.
For some years the 60-story (792-foot) Woolworth skyscraper, with its lacy Gothic detail in terra-cotta over a steel frame, was regarded as a model of tall commercial building design and is still a favourite with the public.
I have never known a scientist to frame a mathematical model of romantic love, except as a joke, let alone to be existentially sapped when it fails.
For Vice-Presidential candidates who are seen, or caricatured, as either a borderline fabulist or a histrionic hack, the last debate, framed that way, could offer not a model of good sense but a formula for volatility.
