Because the ranking cards gave orientation for the AHP in the interviews, we assumed that there was a correlation between their results.
The most recent communication of the European Commission (EC) on internationalisation, which gives orientation for FP7, puts the issue of excellence through competition (or better: co-opetitiond) in the forefront: 'Excellence in research stems from competition between researchers and from getting the best to compete and co-operate with each other.
The NC-to-NC variation in γ 0 for a given orientation is indicated as the error bars for some points.
Similarly, using the funds from this national program, doctors in both the public and private sector attached to diabetes clinics can be given orientation to the need for smoking cessation among smokers attending these clinics.
A new method for spin axis determination, developed for this analysis, gives orientation of the axis at RA = 12h22m48s (RMS = 49m), Dec = −70.4° (RMS = 5.2°) (J2000.0 celestial reference frame), and the clockwise (CW) spin direction.
Before she left the island she was given orientation classes to prepare her for life in Britain.
In this study, the emphasis is placed on the determination of the constant-orientation workspace using a geometric interpretation of the so-called vertex space, i.e., the motion generated by a limb for a given orientation.
For a neuron receiving inputs from V1, a low variance for hypercolumn size should help make the distribution of received information more uniform (with minimum bias for a given orientation).
Our observation further indicates that for a given orientation in a complex the emission intensity of the various transitions (5D4 → 7FJ, J=2 6) for Tb3+, vis-a-vis ET efficiency varies considerably with ΔJ values (=0, +1 and +2).
The NC-to-NC variation in γ for a given orientation was indicated as the error bars reported in Fig. 4 and 5. Figure 4 Wulff plot and for the NCs in SiO2, with the same size as the NCs on SiO2 forming the three determined groups.
