Moreover, by introduction the idea of zone, two types of handoff between RSs are defined, intra-zone handoff and inter-zone handoff as illustrated in Figure 6.
Introduction: The idea of a non-invasive method of measuring intracranial pressure (ICP) is captivating, as disadvantages seen in relation to the invasive methods of ICP measuring, that is, hemorrhage, infection, and costly expenses are avoidable.
(Part of Huffington Post's America Needs Jobs series; also see the introduction and Idea No. 1).
As outlined in the introduction, the idea that molecular chaperones buffer the phenotypic effects of mutations in their clients is critical to the hypothesis that chaperones facilitate adaptive evolution (Rutherford and Lindquist 1998; Tokuriki and Tawfik 2009a).
In addition to a step-by-step introduction to ideas about evolutionary processes, the book contains a methodological section with a general overview of scientific status of evolutionary theory and the evidence for evolution.
There is no introduction of ideas or initiatives that can be replicated in local community.
In 2006, the Defense Science Board (DFS) noted STRAT-X's introduction of ideas and concepts that resulted in the Ohio-class submarines and small and mobile ICBMs.
As network experts Wayne Baker and Nat Bulkley found in a new study, people "pay it forward by using a simple rule: 'What has the group done for me'?" When entrepreneurs are grateful for receiving help in the past, they help younger entrepreneurs by mentoring, making introductions, sharing ideas, and investing.
"It was my introduction to the idea of indie film as trust-fund sport," she says.
Take his introduction to the idea of "the death instinct" at the novel's opening.
I think the story is finely wrought and genuinely moving (not to mention an excellent introduction to the idea of organized labor).
