These conclusions are of instructive meanings in the design of IP-over-ATM or more generally MPLS-based networks.
This study provided the conception of miRNA's differential regulation, the algorithm for how to identify them during disease development, and the strategy for how to construct miRNA differential regulatory network with instructive biological meanings.
For this new elite, forerunners of the secular-minded middle classes that dominate public life even now, learning about antiquity expanded the meaning of the instructive past.
The UNICEF Indicators for Monitoring CtC guide sheet could have been instructive, but it apparently has little meaning for the implementing partners, who are not educators.
This last thought is instructive when it comes to considering the meaning of monsters in ancient Greece.
We will never see a more instructive instance of how sound rivals picture in uncovering meaning and truth in the most surprising and unlikely ways.
Austin's 'performative' is instructive for understanding how words, rather than merely carrying meaning, can also perform an action.
The Greek historian Polybius (died 118 bce) called his writings "pragmatic," meaning thereby that they were intended to be instructive and useful to his readers.
It's instructive to compare the art in "On the Edge of Clear Meaning" with that in "The Pictures Generation," at the Metropolitan Museum.
Particularly instructive in this regard was Dick Hebdige's 1979 text Subculture: The Meaning of Style.
