'If queer theorists have agreed on anything, it is that for queer thought to have any specificity at all, it must be characterized by becoming, the constant breaking of habits.
However, whatever other alterations a precancerous lesion or a newly emerged neoplasm might have acquired, to constitute any threat, it must be characterized by a growth advantage.
(ii) When a node in the regulatory layer is removed along with all of the output nodes connected to it, the resulting network must be characterized by a connectivity matrix that still has full-column rank.
(b) When a node in the regulatory layer is removed along with all of the output nodes connected to it, the resulting network must be characterized by a connectivity matrix that still has full-column rank.
The criteria can be summarized as: (i) The control strength matrix A must have full-column rank; (ii) When a node in the regulatory layer is removed along with all of the output nodes connected to it, the resulting network must be characterized by a connectivity matrix that still has full-column rank.
"The procedure must be characterized as brutal," it said, while the failure of the officers involved to report it indicated "they were of the opinion that the matter was not particularly serious".
It's proposed that shale gas "sweet spots" must be characterized by high gas content, excellent frackability and good economy etc.
The issue is how we are to understand the notion of an object, and whether, in the light of the correct understanding, it remains a basic notion, or one that must be characterized in more fundamental terms.
Science must be characterized by its proper scientific language.
Uncertainty must be characterized accurately for engineering applications because it arises from a number of sources each of which are exacerbated as the complexity increases.
According to Pinker [60], a perceptual process must be characterized by the type of geometry it pays attention to, and the geometry the human face recognition system is sensitive to can be demonstrated in newborns [61].
