The Gillespie composition "Con Alma" was a serious matter, as indicated by the pianist Renee Rosnes in an elaborate, fluttering introduction.
(His height is another matter, as indicated by the grumbling that accompanied his playing the famously towering Jack Reacher).
The study also determined the effectiveness of gamma irradiation in the disinfection of wastewater and the improvement of the water quality by determining the changes in organic matter as indicated by the measurement of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD) and total organic carbon (TOC).
Solid media used for carbonate precipitation were composed of real brine amended with different amounts and sources of organic matter, as indicated in Table 1.
Intense endogenous TPEF (green in Figures 1(a), 1 e), and 1(f)) is observed in the injured spinal cord at the lesion site where also demyelination is detected and extends to peripheral tissue areas in central regions of white matter (as indicated by # in Figures 1 e) and 1(f)).
Periventricular leukomalacia (PVL) was defined as presence of focal necrotic lesions in the periventricular white matter and/or more diffuse white matter damage as indicated by results of cranial ultrasound and/or other imaging modalities, especially when performed on infants with intraventricular hemorrhage and/or ventriculomegaly who are at high risk for PVL.
As indicated, order matters in our representation of relations: the binary role that Boswell bears to Johnson is distinct from the binary role that Johnson bears to Boswell, the latter, of course, being the converse of the former.
This matters, as it indicates that Microsoft may be moving to an all Modern Metro future for Windows RT.
The number matters, as it indicates that what could be the core engine of revenue growth for Qualcomm has headroom — I doubt that many people expect wearables and other gadget niches that the company is working on to provide similarly material top line.
Whether this also holds for proto-frequentist probability is, as indicated, a matter of interpretation.
