Particularly in smaller sectors or communities, priority setting choices cannot simply be seen in the abstract--decision-makers know that their selections will impact identifiable individuals, even friends or neighbours (II:8).
The triangulation T of that simplex consists of small sectors in (langle{v^{1},v^{2}} rangle) whose vertices are labeled by the function l.
But scientists questioned whether this could account for 18 such objects in one small sector of space.
Tight telomere clustering during the bouquet stage concentrated all telomeres and pericentric chromosome regions in a small sector of the zygotene nucleus (Figs. 2c v and 3 e g ), with generally one major and several minor sat FISH signal clusters being in close contact with each other (Figs. 2c v, vi, 3 f, g and 4; S1B' iii ).
Such a seasonal blip in the numbers, in a comparatively small sector of the economy, tells us little about its underlying health.So there is little cause for alarm.
"As a journalist, I am in command of a small sector in the very front trenches of this battle for freedom," Luce once said.
Dr. Ellis said the team, using the same technique in observing a small sector of the sky, had detected two similar objects from the early universe.
The comparison of the light forward and the backscattering efficiencies ε sc in smaller angles (sectors A and D) versus the chemisorbed bromine concentration Br (3+4) is presented in Fig. 6 b.
Since its inception, the Asian American Hotel Owners Association has been fighting discrimination in many forms from a small sector of competitor hotel owners and managers.
In the aperture only a small sector of the diffraction ring is included (∼10°).
