A new "functioning, fruitful" relationship with the Royal Court under its artistic director Vicky Featherstone will be cemented with the British premiere of Ophelias Zimmer, her feminist version of Hamlet (with writer Alice Birch and designer Chloe Lamford).
Of a much less controversial nature is the extensive and fruitful use of recursive function theory and related areas of logic in formal grammars and in the formal models of language users.
The authors are very much thankful to Dr. S. S. Kumbhar for fruitful discussion on window functions.
To explore their function, our fruitful collaboration started when Georg Nagel expressed the two rhodopsins in Xenopus oocytes.
It is well known that there is a fruitful connection between the hypergeometric function of Euler and Gauss and the spherical functions of trivial type associated to a rank one symmetric pair (G, K).
Since every gene in MATDB is assigned to at least one of the 28 different classes defined by the MIPS functional classification system, this proved to be a fruitful way to assign putative functions for sequences in the AsCIUniGene set.
Interventions designed to improve transporter function may be fruitful avenues for treatment/prevention of epileptogenesis.
This combined approach is found to be particularly fruitful in the probability density function (PDF) approach, wherein the chemical composition is represented by a large number of particles in the solution domain.
In Kemeny 1955, John Kemeny (one of Carnap's collaborators and later a co-inventor of BASIC programming language and still later president of Dartmouth College) gave an argument that persuaded Carnap that it was more fruitful to think of the function as indicating fair betting quotients rather than evidential support.
Dealing with different forms of uncertainty, two perspectives on creating a sustainable city prove to be fruitful: firstly, increasing the regeneration function of cities, improving its environmental qualities and optimising urban metabolism, and secondly creating more space for unprecedented events, by which the city will become more adaptable to sudden change.
