When multiple users hone in on a specific point at the event, CrowdOptic's technology identifies them and they form a "cluster" that can interact with each other.
Their primary concern should be to foster a conversation that includes uncertainty, rather than streamlining messages to achieve (what are often) short-term objectives in conveying a specific point.
And then after about half an hour, I realized that it wasn't that something was missing, but that something was there that's not in many films: a specific point of view that's got integrity.
Importantly, our study suggests that clinicians may also consider changes in Hb levels in antenatal care in addition to Hb levels at a specific point in pregnancy.
The majority of activating EGFR mutations involve exon 18 21 within the TK domain, including the most frequent short in-frame deletions in exon 19 (mainly delE746-A750) and a specific point mutation in exon 21 affecting codon 858 (L858R) [ 1].
It relies on the principle that every mutation in the DNA arises at a specific point in space and time, and that a plot pinpointing these locations is effectively an outline of the movement of people across the landscape and around the world.
Figure 5(b) illustrates such an example, where data associated with an extension syntax (shown in blue) is included at a specific point in the data of a message associated with a host syntax (shown in white).
A complete description of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) provides an overview of the transcriptome, those genes expressed (transcribed) in a given tissue at a specific point in time.
Study participants were not randomly selected, and because of the small sample size, we describe experiences in a specific population at a specific point in time.
