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(c, d) Ideal representation of the conformal nanoarchitecture (Thin/NR) evaluated in this work.
Figure 1 Standard bulk heterojunction cell, conventional hybrid cell, and ideal representation of our conformal nanoarchitecture.
Urban nighttime light hotspot is an ideal representation of the spatial heterogeneity of human activities within a city, which is sensitive to regional urban expansion pattern.
According to the GRPD theory, the ideal representation of an arbitrary instantaneous phase derivative (IPD) of a signal can be written in the form IP{D}_Kleft t,varOmega right)={A}^2delta left varOmega -{phi}^{(K)}(t)right) (12 where Ω is the axis which corresponds to the Kth derivative of the phase function ϕ(t).
An ideal representation of such a structure would use infinitesimal elements, and there would thus be an infinite number of them.
Our high school has a bit of glory attached to it; the now-deceased director, John Hughes must have envisioned Niles East to be an ideal representation of a classic Midwestern high school because he used it in three iconic films: Sixteen Candles, Risky Business and Weird Science.
Therefore, although some transcription factors are predicted to bind to these sequences (with scores as high as 1.0), this does not take into account in vivo conditions such as chromatin structure, and are hence not ideal representations of what occurs in the cell.
He has also molded the Rockets into a near-ideal representation of his philosophies without mitigating the on-court knowledge of Coach Kevin McHale.
Rather than an idealized representation of justice, Welch's judge seems to represent Preminger's ideal spectator, and perhaps Preminger's ideal citizen: the observer who knows the limits of observation.
Knowledge about the ideal representation and communication of ES information integrated into decision support systems (DSSs) is particularly key for guiding users through such systems.
However, a 3-year period might be an ideal representation from the perspective of a payer working with employers whose employees come and go, and who change healthcare plans every few years.
