In the Abhidharmic analysis of mind and mental constituents, a dharma most closely refers to a temporal instance in the stream of cognitive events, which is momentary and discrete, that arises together with a moment of cognitive awareness (a vijñāna).
The larger contigs (>500 bases) obtained by the above method were BLAST analyzed using NCBI resources and the most closely related sequences, referred to as reference sequences, for each segment were downloaded.
The fungal 6-MSAS plus the four most closely related bacterial PKS clades are here referred to as "ingroup".
In the sense most closely related to the original descriptive sense, "morality" refers to a guide to behavior put forward by some group other than a society, for example, a religious group.
Core temperature refers to the measurement that most closely reflects the temperature in the blood flowing through the branches of the carotid arteries to the hypothalamus [ 5].
The recorded call most closely resembles — but is not identical to — what researchers refer to as the "Star Wars" sound produced by dwarf minke whales on the Great Barrier Reef off northeast Australia, according to the Oregon scientists.
Next, we refer to the six Populus proteins most closely related to the Arabidopsis acetyl CoA: cis-3-hexen-1-ol acetyl transferase [ 14] as CHAT-like (CHATLs).
Peter Singer, a professor of bioethics at Princeton University, refers to caged hens as "the most closely confined, overcrowded and generally miserable animals in America".
The genomes we sequenced are almost a factor of two smaller than that of the most closely related fully sequenced cyanobacterium, Anabaena sp. PCC 7120 (hereafter referred as Anabaena) (6.41 Mb) (Table 2).
As Jaspers uses the term, Existenz corresponds most closely to what existential philosophers typically call authentic existence, while what they refer to as "inauthentic existence" does not count as Existenz at all for Jaspers.
