The last group of religions is the monotheistic religions: Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, which are divided again into two sub-groups, i.e., those that achieve an exact balance of the elements of religion and those that achieve a blending and merging of the elements.
Tiffany's merging of theatrical elements – the lights, the sound, the costumes, the set – is masterly.
The main aim of education system (Microsoft IIS platform) is merging of such elements as visualization, interactive dialogue, experimentation and simulation.
Schimmel's pieces for the capsule collection similarly play on the merging of disparate elements; she's paired, in a mix of gold and silver, Botta's iconic round oculus and the striated lines of the new annex into a single entity.
A new approach to the merging of Finite Element (FE) triangle meshes is proposed.
In contrast, probes deposited with 50% DMSO produced larger spots (188.9 +/- 23.1 total pixels) [Figure 1A], which frequently resulted in merging of adjacent array elements (data not shown).
Overconstrained mechanisms are also shown to result from the merging of the input and output elements of two or more such function cognates.
Continuous development and merging of analytical with semi-analytical boundary element solution methods have advanced the solution range.
However, the accumulation of these contextual features includes the merging of duplicates, and considers only those features that describe contextual elements rather than textual elements.
There are two types of signaling crosstalk that can be observed in the promoter region: 1) merging of two distinct signals on a cis-element, and 2) merging of two signals on a promoter by the co-existence of corresponding cis-elements.
While the three elements seem wildly disparate, Price's merging of them has been much praised.
