Geddes also noted that the topography of the p-tau pathology principally involved the depths of sulci and that there was no Aß deposition in the 5 young cases that formed the basis of their manuscript [ 13].
"Usually she is rather publicity-shy so her getting involved showed the depth of feeling that there is out there," he said.
Peels have been classified according to the chemical compounds involved or the depth of the exfoliation.
caTIES is already able to recognize key features such as the diagnosis, procedure, and organ, but it does not extract any of the more finely granular data such as whether or not lymph nodes are involved or the depth of invasion of the lesion.
The method used to estimate the chloride penetration depth was according to the procedure described by NordTest NT Build 492, which involves measuring the depth of color change of a freshly cut concrete surface in the direction of the chloride flow using 0.1 M AgNO3 aqueous solution.
ED samples sometimes showed deep cracks involving the whole depth of the cartilage.
Specifically Canadian exhibits, beyond the untold and unutterable horrors visited upon the vast country's original inhabitants, involve one on the depth of virulent anti-Semitism during World War II, and another on the internment of Canadian Japanese at the same time.
She gave me a laughably vague answer that involved the words "composition," "depth of field," and "lighting," but I knew she just wanted rid of me so she could go back to drinking coffee and flirting with her graduate assistant.
Using a between-subjects design, we varied the depth-of-processing involved in the word judgment task: participants judged the words based on personal experience (deep/elaborative processing), word length (shallow), or functionality (intermediate).
In EM, ET signalling may be involved in control of the depth of colonisation of the plant apoplast by the EMF [ 39].
