But that's only one side of the coin – players also end up in common locations like Central Park in NYC (often due to a confluence of Lures on PokeStops, as pictured below).
The study design was also particularly amenable to testing an intervention that required physicians to congregate in common locations (i.e. for the CME workshop).
The conceptual goal of the optimization algorithm which is simply to force the network to live consistently in the sense that the bearings pointing to each sensor must intersect in a common location as illustrated in Figure 15.
Each tree's seeds were divided into three groups: nursery growth studies, N; inoculation resistance studies R1, R2; and field resistance studies, F. Growth and resistance studies groups were maintained in a common location by different lab groups in this collaborative effort.
In GNOME, the developers' blogs are aggregated in a common location called Planet ("a window into the world, work and lives of GNOME hackers and contributors" [80].
Community, also called biological community, in biology, an interacting group of various species in a common location.
Location phenotype analysis revealed that rs9858542 (3p21) SNP was the most common single SNP in the most common location (L3±L4) (63.6%) followed by rs5743289 (NOD2) SNP (27.3%) (Table 4).
There was also a sex-related difference in tumour location, with the legs being the most common location in women (39.5% vs 10.9% in men) and the dorsal trunk being the most common location in men (37.8% vs 15.5% in women).
The involvement of residues S338, P378, A430, and Y431 in HBGA-binding specificity may be supported by their common location in a region on one side of the binding interface (Fig. 1C), although the mechanism remains to be elucidated.
Bile acids are absorbed in the terminal ileum, a common location of lesions in Crohn's disease.
