And how do the supposedly rational claims of the law define marginal entities, both natural and supernatural, including ghosts, dogs, slaves, terrorist suspects, and felons?
Our current political moment has propelled once-marginal ideas and entities to the foreground and plunged traditional power brokers into crisis.
Perhaps because blockchain combines unit level entity identification, digital marginal cost economics and 21st-century cybersecurity to promise an infinitely scalable system of supply chain visibility.
At the end of the propagation procedure, each entity's reputation (i.e. marginal probability distribution) is determined by the converged messages mi,j and the node potential function (i.e. prior distribution).
Any other person or entity for a fee not to exceed the marginal cost to the mechanical licensing collective of providing the database to such person or entity.
We were able to demonstrate that WM constitutes a unique proteomic entity as compared with chronic lymphocytic leukemia and marginal zone lymphoma.
To better characterize the genetic basis of WM, we performed a comparative genomic analysis with the related entities, lymphoplasmacytic lymphomas without monoclonal immunoglobulin M protein, marginal zone lymphomas, chronic lymphocytic leukemia, and monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance.
Four of the five maximum likelihood entities match those coalescent units with the highest marginal probabilities, whereas microendemics from Serra das Confusões showed higher marginal probability than the genetic cluster including all microendemic lineages but Seridó.
In our paper, the default system is monopolistic and combines average cost pricing with fixed entity profit, while the reformed system is characterized by competitive marginal cost pricing.
Initially they were viewed as totally marginal and anecdotic, but TEs have been revealed as potentially harmful parasitic entities, ubiquitous in genomes, and finally as unavoidable actors in the diversity, structure, and evolution of the genome.
In an article last year in the British journal Anatolian Studies, English and Turkish scholars said the Galatian communities established in the third century B.C. constituted "a new, significant and increasingly important geopolitical entity within Asia Minor" and this "can hardly be attributed to a marginal, and politically, socially and economically unsophisticated people".
