The complex and sensitive handling of data is highlighted by an example.
As highlighted by the example, information gain is thus a data-dependent quantity.
The fundamental distinctions between inflammatory joint disease as being autoimmune, autoinflammatory, or septic in nature are highlighted by the example of ReA [ 10].
The functional importance of these sites is highlighted by the example of Y574 of Etk and Y569 of Wzc from E. coli, which have been suggested to mediate the intraphosphorylation in a two-step activation process (Grangeasse et al. 2002; Lu et al. 2009).
The need for reform has been highlighted by recent examples.
The problems highlighted by the examples shown here occur only in specific circumstances where the delays are of certain lengths.
The potential of 1,2-dicarba-closo-dodecaborane(12 -9-thiol, 9-HS-12 -9-thiol2B12 -9-thiolthe design of novel building blocks is highlighted by two examples envisioned for incorporation into tumor-selective peptides for boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT).
9. Some theorists push the argument further, arguing that the potential for ignorance and error highlighted by externalist examples generalizes to other types of expression, such as artifact terms ('pencil', 'sofa'), conventional kinds ('arthritis', 'fortnight'), or even logical expressions ('not', 'every') (Putnam 1972; Burge 1979; Williamson 2007).
References to 'parents' were evident in the relevant Parliamentary debates, with the polarity of views highlighted by two examples: Lord Alton claimed that 'adoption would be better than creating three genetic parents'; whereas Lord Walton was clear that 'the idea that the resulting child has three parents is a nonsense'p.
Therefore, approaches into this direction were shown and highlighted by practical examples which contain forward-looking elements a strategy project focusing on bioresource inventories, a project which combines wastewater and waste management with energy provision, and an industrial ecosystem, where residues of one enterprise are used as resource by another.
