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Gibson created the term mirror-world to acknowledge a locational-specific distinction in a manufactured object that emerged from a parallel development process, for example opposite-side driving or varied electrical outlets.
Separate analyses conducted upon zebrafish showed significant amounts of location-specific overrepresentation of the ancestral form but no locational specificity of the GC box form, suggesting that the common eutherian version of this regulatory element is largely nonfunctional along the zebrafish lineage.
The "ownership effect" is the embedded-to-generic firm-specific know-how, whereas the "locational advantage" is the embedded-to-generic market-specific knowledge (Madhok 1997).
Vehicle-specific characteristics along with locational variables are employed in the analysis.
In particular, we focused on locational differences in combinations of these genetic and epigenetic alterations because a locational imbalance in each of these alterations has been indicated (Samowitz et al, 2000; Luchtenborg et al, 2005; Park et al, 2006).
Changes in the labour supply are driven by the relative wage differential, local labour market conditions (the unemployment rate u) and other country-specific characteristics x s that affect workers' locational preferences: {n}_{i,t+1}^s-{n}_{i,t}^s=b{w}_{i,t}-g{u}_{i,t}+{x}_{si}+{varepsilon}_{i,t+1}^s, (3)where ( {varepsilon}_{i,t}^s ) is a country-specific labour supply shock.
Relative labour demand depends on relative wages and country-specific characteristics x d that affect firms' locational decisions and do not change over time (i.e. are a source of permanent differences in employment levels): {z}_{i,t+1}-{z}_{i,t}=-a{w}_{i,t}+{x}_{di}+{varepsilon}_{i,t+1}^d, (2 where ( {varepsilon}_{i,t}^d ) is a country-specific labour demand shock.
Furthermore, I expect locational comments to develop soon where people can leave messages pinned to specific GPS coordinates to communicate with future passersby.
King claims that 'somewhere' and 'sometimes' are better regarded as quantifiers over locational and temporal entities (i.e., either locations and times themselves or locational or temporal properties of events).
Benchmarks: Understands why places have specific physical and human characteristics in different parts of the world; Knows the locational advantages and disadvantages of using places for different activities based on their physical characteristics (CTSS – 'social', '9-12'geo2'o2') Geography Standard 6- Understhats that culture and experience influence people's perceptions of places and regions.
The functional and locational significance of NS5A p56 and p58 remains unclear; however, maintenance of these two forms at a specific ratio is critical for HCV replication.
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The phrase "locational specific" functions as an adjectival phrase aiming to describe something that is related to a location. However, it's important to note, as pointed out by Ludwig, that this combination is not correct in standard English.
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