Punk reveled in a taste for slumming that was almost heroic in its intensity arguably suitable for a city where World War II bomb sites still gaped like missing teeth.
Disruptive selection may enhance the success of the two phenotypes at the opposite ends of the gradient by ecologically favoring each phenotype in its more suitable environment and by increasing genetic divergence.
Navigation is a critical aspect in web systems and its suitable development in the life cycle is a basic need to guarantee the project quality.
A knowledge base in other combined languages is usually specified as a pair (langle mathcal {O},mathcal {P}rangle ), where (mathcal {O}) is an ontology in some DL and (mathcal {P}) is a set of rules, e.g., specified in Datalog or its suitable extension, which can use concept names and role names.
Ladle Furnace Slag (LFS) may be used in substitution of fine aggregate (2 0.063 mm), and filler (<0.063 mm) in bituminous mixtures, considering its suitable particle size and hydraulic properties.
The Kalman filter has been utilized to perform the parameter estimation due to its suitable properties in processing the GPS measurements in the real-time mode.
By merging and concurrent use of these two approaches (EBM and Fuzzy logic) in the process of decision-making, fuzzy logic can yield its suitable place in the field of medicine, considering the rapidly progression of evidence-based medicine in this field.
With regard to the prognostic value of paranasal sinus invasion and its suitable position in the T staging, there are few literature reports for reference.
Therefore, we conducted a retrospective study with a large sample size to evaluate the prognostic significance of paranasal sinus invasion for patients with NPC and its suitable position in the T classification, and thus to provide more empirical proofs for the AJCC staging system.
In addition, its briefness makes it suitable for use in epidemiological studies and for potential use in surveys with remote administration of health questionnaires.
