Their black and white stark image of a blast furnace, with ladders, pipes and wires presenting a gridlike design, has the character of a cool, schematic composition of powerful forms detached from their functional connotation.
The findings were validated by analyzing the domain architecture, the subsistence of shared synteny and expression in different tissues of Arabidopsis and tomato, which facilitates the correlation of orthologues and the search for functional connotation.
Properties of the AHP in particular have been linked to classification of fast and slow spiking neurons with clear functional connotations [5], [32].
The association between the neutral and negative ratings, their negative associations to the number of positive scores, and their correlations with functional improvement, suggests that neutral evaluations may carry negative connotations and sometimes function as undercommunicated [ 25] negative appraisals.
In addition to these functional aspects, historically established stereotypes and gender-specific connotations often surface, suggesting who uses the tool, in what domain it is used, and what artifacts it brings into being (Beaudry 2006).
Clearly, the reformed smuggler is not aware that in the 30 years he has been off screen functional wear has shed its "tourist at a bus stop" connotations – even Drake wears North Face now.
Purpose is more likely to have the connotation of either of the two other meanings: the everyday, functional meaning (the purpose of my pen or keyboard is to take notes) or the more existential (and extrascientific) definition of meaningfulness of life.
In contrast to the described damage connotation and structural roles of dityrosine bonds, ZnT3 tyrosine modification presents a new functional paradigm for dityrosine bonds as regulators of both subcellular localization and metal transport activity.
All revised studies agree on the fact that households do not purchase AFVs based on rational factors, such as functional or economic benefits, but to gain access to a variety of denotations and associated connotations behind it.
While an age thresholds could be used to identify geriatric age, the connotation of the geriatric patient comes from a more "comprehensive" definition that must include the functional status, the number and severity of comorbidities, societal and economic parameters, and overall degree of frailty [ 6].
"The connotation, mainly, is crime".
