The mathematics skills on which we focused algebra and manipulating units; scale, exponents, and logarithms; reading and creating graphs and tables; and basic counting and probability are skills that many (particularly advanced) biology instructors assume their students have and can apply at some level to biological problems.
At the end of the 19th century, Oliver Heaviside used formal Fourier series to manipulate the unit impulse.
Phonological awareness refers to the ability to segment speech into smaller phonological units and analyze and manipulate these units.
Investigators examining whether Enron's trading unit manipulated prices during the California energy crisis will have to look elsewhere, though; only a fraction of Mr. Arnold's trades involved gas bound for the state.
These approaches lead to important results but had limitation due to the size of the matrices that must be manipulated when the unit cell has more than two layers, or when the layers are anisotropic.
(Sometimes for-profit colleges have seemed to manipulate OPEID units, merging far-away campuses together, for example, to stay in compliance with the rule).
They can be manipulated along with units of information, Given and New, to achieve a rhetorical purpose and reflect a specific angle of telling a story (Halliday 2004).
In summary, all units manipulated with BIC except for the one loser that showed a shrinking of the periodicity range under BIC ( = 21 out of 22) showed response behavior consistent with our model of competitive winner-take-all interactions.
However, the BBC also issued a separate statement which included an admission that it should have made it clear that its natural history unit had manipulated a key scene.
At present, blips are stored and manipulated in the digitized units obtained from the associated radar scan converter (e.g. for the 12 bit Rutter card, a sample can theoretically have a value ranging from 0-4095).
