"Joan Mitchell, Lady Painter: A Life" (Knopf, $40), by Patricia Albers, is the first biography of the stellar Abstract Expressionist, a steel heiress who made herself into a bohemian exemplar.
Badapple was chosen as the first "exemplar" BARD plugin (Additional file 1), based on the scientific value of promiscuity modeling and the direct relevance to bioassay data analysis.
In Maney's telling, Tom Sr .was the first celebrity CEO, and an exemplar for today's tech executives due to the way he got IBM through the Depression.
Despite their failure as housing, the towers had left a long cultural legacy, of which "Running to Stand Still" was the first and perhaps best-known exemplar; the link between the towers and the song was mentioned in some tourist books about Dublin.
For one, attention may have been guided to the second exemplar in the category-match trials because it was visually similar (although not identical) to the memory item.
One of the first women to become a member of the Jockey Club, Gerry was the first woman to be honored as an Exemplar of Racing by the Hall of Fame, which is in Saratoga, N.Y.
The predicted global optimum is then taken as the third exemplar, in a way similar to the individual historical best solution and the swarm historical best solution in guiding the evolutionary process of other particles.
Thus, the visual features of the memory item, and not the semantic association between the memory item and the second exemplar, may have been what biased attention.
Each row represents one ligand cluster, the first CHEMBL ID is the exemplar of that cluster.
The second exemplar pair illustrates the specificity of impairments.
