Fundamental epidemiological problems can be addressed and illuminated by gathering data across many systems.
In doing so, she seized the reigns of the female spirituality movement during her keynote address illuminating the conference theme, "Creating the Chalice: Imagination and Integrity in Goddess Studies".
But the beauty part is the little roundel of leaded glass with the address picked out, once illuminated from the inside but now, according to a resident, dark.
Brecht is easiest to identify, featuring Terry addressing the audience directly, illuminated by clinical strip lighting.
Finally, we introduce evolutionary computing strategies, Genetic Programming Neural Networks (GPNN) and Grammatical Evolution Neural Networks (GENN), for using NN in association studies of complex human diseases that address some of the caveats illuminated by previous work.
But by hitting disputed cities, politicians and both Shiites and Sunnis, some of the violence appeared to illuminate the failure to address simmering tensions among Iraq's ethnic and sectarian groups that left a grim legacy on the final day of the first full year since American forces withdrew.
The right way to address his concerns is to recognize how biology has become richly illuminated through contributions from physics and chemistry, without fitting into any such picture.
If Labrie's case illuminated the need for education in schools on healthy attitudes toward sex, that education must address the attitudes of both boys and girls.
My sidelight had illuminated us.
