After the North's first nuclear test in October 2006, a United Nations Security Council resolution, drafted by the United States, banned trade with North Korea in materials linked with unconventional weapons, and authorized countries to inspect cargo going into and out of the North.
He had images of the soldier Lee Rigby and a British Isis killer on his phone, along with material linked to the terror group.
He had images of the soldier Lee Rigby and a British Islamic State executioner on his Samsung phone, along with material linked to the terror group.
Importantly, our results provide a novel result, quantifying the significant role that processing of additional material linked to the article with text mining plays in increasing the coverage of extracted mutations.
We explore several possible explanations for these results, including the inclusion of data from high-throughput experiments, and processing of tables and supplementary material linked to the published articles with the text mining tool.
On a symbolic level, it seems the most significant: historical manuscripts are not just primary sources, they are the source — the final material link (with art and architecture) to our intellectual past.
how can the strength of the material be linked with the basic strengths of the constituent ingredients?
Then the macroscopic plastic response of the heterogeneous material is linked with the microstructural parameters, i.e., the plastic behaviour of the effective particle.
For the first time, a massive solar flare revealed the process that created it, confirming new theories about flares and the explosive ejections of solar material often linked with them, a new study reports.
The incriminating material linking Ljotić with the Germans was given to Yugoslav authorities by German Luftwaffe commander Hermann Göring, a supporter of Stojadinović.
Charitable donation as an economic behavior that transfers material interests is linked with social structure (Granovetter 1985) and nested in cultural structure (Alexander 2003).
