Administrators said they were performing line-by-line analyses of their budgets and cutting back on everything from travel to supplies.
Christie's psychological insight is profound, and is present in the formal structures of her novels as much as it is in Poirot's or Miss Marple's shrewd one-line analyses of motives for murder.
AMDA is developed according to the Virtual Observatory paradigm: it is a web-based facility for on-line analyses of space physics.
WinLTP provides on-line analyses of synaptic waveforms including measurement of slope, peak amplitude, population-spike amplitude, average amplitude, area, rise time, decay time, duration, cell input resistance, and series resistance.
Indeed, Mr White's particular passion is Lincoln's rhetoric, and the biographical bulk of the new book is mashed together, sometimes awkwardly, with line-by-line analyses of Lincoln's inaugurals and other major speeches.In fact, the subject is entirely capable of speaking for himself.
The actual Final Four, though, is filled with intriguing story lines, analyses of which are to be found just about everywhere.
Off-line analyses of recordings were performed, and on average 18 artifact-free EDC muscle fibers per patient were selected to assess their mean MCD.
For instance, the investigators were blinded during off-line analyses of VEP data, as applied in previous studies by independent groups [15, 73], but not to diagnosis during the recording session, although this is probably only a minor risk for bias.
Because there exist few examples of Cd-tolerant lines, analyses of these lines would contribute to advance understanding of Cd toxicity and tolerance in organisms.
