He at first joined the followers of Thomas and Alexander Campbell, founders of the Disciples of Christ (Christians), but eventually he began preaching independently, largely applying Hebrew prophecy and the book of Revelation to current and future events.
The analysis differs from previous studies, largely applied to the multipore filter, in that the authors investigate the three dimensional hydrodynamic interaction of the sphere with the entrance geometry of the pore in the limit of zero inertia.
The project up for the commission's review largely applies to the one-story Building B, which measures 11,762 square feet.
Although the addition of salt, acid or base have been largely applied to the analysis of urine samples using headspace-SPME-GC-MS [12], they have some disadvantages that may be critical according to the type of study being performed.
The use of the entropy or mutual information as a criterion function on the problem of network inference is not new and has been largely applied for the inference of GRNs in recent years [ 1, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 20].
Put together (this largely applies to the Lib Dems) a credible manifesto.
1 This novel technology has been largely applied in the creation of corneal flaps in laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK).
Fifth, we present findings using graphics that have been largely applied in the network meta-analysis literature, 41 such as a table with OR for all pairwise comparisons.
Such analyses have been largely applied in the understanding of biological functions in proteins since they provide an evaluation of large-scale movements that are often related to domain motions and conformational changes [ 36].
The allele mining approach, based on the sequencing of different alleles of a single gene in different genotypes within a specie, has been largely applied to mine the sequence diversification at the level of the key genes for quality with the aim of studying the available diversity and/or developing allele-specific molecular markers for Marker-Assisted Selection (MAS).
