Individuals having low levels of melanin in the dermis, namely fair-skinned people, tend to skin-burn rather than become tan, after UV exposure.
In order to discriminate between clast populations originating in different formational and depositional conditions, namely fair-weather vs. extreme wave conditions, the applicability of quantitative textural and taphonomic analyses of sand- to boulder-sized sediments was evaluated using samples from beachrocks and non-cemented coarse-grained coastal deposits.
"If/when Compound scales, this will lead to some really interesting improvements in market structure, namely, fairer prices" Compound CEO Robert Leshner tells me.
Amid many highly publicized controversial executive orders and planned rollbacks, one right many Americans take for granted may now be quietly at risk: namely, a fair and open Internet.
We have, therefore, conducted the present study with the aim of evaluating the quantitative accuracy of one common ASL technique, namely ASL-FAIR, for brain imaging in rats by a direct comparison with radioactive microspheres which are an accepted gold standard for perfusion quantification.
This focus more appropriately represents the outcome of interest for this study, namely registration for Fair PharmaCare.
Namely, is it fair to refer to an algorithm as "normative" if the quantity used in this algorithm is biased?
However, there is another accusation made against Pope Francis that is fairer, namely that he didn't do enough to oppose the junta.
Second, we investigate the impact of three well-known scheduling disciplines, namely round-robin, proportional fair, and Max C/I on the spatial user distribution and on the system and user performance.
The bottom line, though, is that the Lib Dems today are voting to delay something that they in their heart of hearts dearly support, namely the idea of fair votes, the concept that everyone's votes should have an equal weight in electing an MP.
