In the event that a participant is active in different circles, his/her participation is defined in terms of the circle where s/he was first introduced to the study.
We describe and discuss the nature of e-mail use in terms of social circles; frequency, type of content and patterns of communication; relationship with other technologies and activities; motivation and interactive experiences.
CDK11p58 treatment reduced the number of pseudocapillaries in terms of completed circles in MDA-MB-231 and T47D (Fig. 2c for quantification).
Fiona Courage, who is the special collections manager at the university, said the notes recorded in the diaries may not have found their way into her more detailed daily diaries, but are significant in terms of her social circle and physical and mental state.
Cage saw the event in terms of three concentric circles: Cunningham's fifteen dancers performing in the center, surrounded on all sides by the audience, which is, in turn, surrounded by the musicians--112 musicians, playing a total of 32,067 musical "events," which coexist aurally with a taped collage of ocean sounds (from whale song to foghorn) by the endlessly resourceful Tudor.
We describe this concentration in terms of bubbling-off of circles.
Librino et al. [28] proposed an algorithm that iteratively computes the intersection area of an arbitrary number of circles in terms of matrix manipulations.
They were friends, but friends in terms of moving in similar circles, more professional and charitable and institutional than social.
We distinguish between external courses, internal courses, and on-the-job training.9 The latter comprises on-the-job training in terms of job rotation, quality circles, and self-learning programs.
A similar deviation was observed for MLS in terms of 1/mtRMR (the red circles in fig. 3 B ) and also in terms of ln(W) (supplementary fig. S4, Supplementary Material online).
