Politics of another sort were on Mr. Simon's mind — namely, those at the intersection of the city's financial and artistic worlds.
In this article, we establish that this is the case for very simple languages, namely for safety and reachability specifications in the intersection of LTL and ACTL.
The confidence interval of the pooled data from all treatments, namely (1.83, 1.96), fell almost entirely within the intersection of the confidence intervals of these three treatments (Table 1).
The next most common dislike also sits at the intersection of sharing and privacy — namely: "Other people seeing posts or comments you didn't mean for them to see" (cited as a strong dislike by 27% of respondents).
The Belgians, masters of combining art, technology and science, lay claim to System Art's beginnings, working from inside and, at the intersection of, the various systems emerging: namely generative, reactive, performative, interactive and connective.
These findings establish a dual role for lactate in tumors: it acts as both a metabolic fuel and a signaling molecule, positioning lactate at the intersection of key processes in cancer progression, namely tumor metabolism and angiogenesis.
Race relations in Cincinnati have historically been tense as it lies at the intersection of states that allowed slavery before the Civil War, namely Kentucky, and one that did not, namely Ohio, as well as being an important stop on the Underground Railroad (Taylor 1998).
Any slope within the intersection of the confidence intervals of these three treatments, namely (1.84, 2.01), was compatible with the data from all three treatments.
Namely, HPA contains all our cell lines but Namalwa and we considered the intersection of the 6 shared cell lines in HPA.
