The GP(I -zones are coherent wI -zonesareminum matrix, with internal ordering of Zn and Al/Mg on the matrix latticoherentested to be based on AuCu(I)-type sub-unit, and anti-phase boundaries.
Other students directly explain their satisfaction with the assessment of the course: "continuous assessment is fine with me; I think it is coherent with the activities developed during the course; it helped me to learn" (Student 2).
The I-P characteristic is coherent with this first observation, as the linear behaviour of the detector is mainly observed in the intensity range under study.
Six months of wolf activities were simulated from April 16 to October 15 (i.e., a season coherent with regard to known wolf behaviors), and calibrated with GPS data from wolf radiocollars (n = 15) deployed from 2002 to 2004.
Results for Capitella sp. I and Branchiostoma floridae are coherent with published studies [ 42, 43].
"Her whole experience as part of three discriminated-against groups, and ones which are not always coherent with each other — I'm talking about ethnicity, gender, and disability — plus her legal experience, in really being a district judge, really being a Court of Appeals judge, makes her different from really any Justice that I can think of," he said.
This idea is similar to an approach that was proposed for active learning [ 46], where instead of just reducing the size of the version space (i.e., the amount of models coherent with observed data) the authors propose to directly optimize a loss function relevant for the task at hand.
This result is coherent with those observed in BioCreative I; concepts contained in this namespace are considered less complex, thus more identifiable in the text.
This result is coherent with the phylogenetic relationships obtained using cytochrome oxidase I gene (COI) (unpublished data) with the cicindelid species under study (Fig. 6).
The bothersome business of constructing a legal framework somewhat coherent with the Constitution is a matter of crossing t's and dotting i's.
