Its celebrity status and multiple associations, the art historian Martin Kemp wrote in a recent issue of the journal Nature, make DNA the "Mona Lisa" of modern biology.
Marked secret, the documents claim that while in London Aamer had been "assessed to be a key member of the UK-based al-Qaida network with multiple associations to senior al-Qaida members".
According to leaked alleged confessions, while he was in London Aamer was "assessed to be a key member of the UK-based al-Qaida network with multiple associations to senior al-Qaida members".
Ms. Grossman writes in the show's catalog that most of her work over the last 30 years "may revolve around my own body," but these creepy heads with their hints of inner violence breed multiple associations: S-and-M activities a la Robert Mapplethorpe, sci-fi film creatures, even comic-strip heroes like Batman.
The algorithm uses a new hierarchical data association method that keeps multiple associations per particle.
Learning results from multiple associations between simultaneous and consecutive sensor stimuli and is performed by a Dynamical Recurrent Associative Memory Architecture.
We found multiple associations with canonical traits of all major immune cell subsets and uncovered insights into genetic control for regulatory T cells.
Since multiple associations are taken into account and following the protocol described by Kuhn et al. [40], we addressed multiple hypotheses by using q-values calculated with the "qvalue" package in R [44] instead of raw p-values.
"Great art often inspires multiple associations," Seager tells The Creators Project.
Perhaps these multiple associations will allow him to move fluidly among these denominations.
It won the Best Animated Feature Award from multiple associations including the Chicago Film Critics, the National Board of Review, the Annie Awards, the Broadcast Film Critics, the British Academy of Film and Television (BAFTA), and the Golden Globes.
