This goal was targeted by representing the biochemical machinery that drives the capacitation as a biological network that, on the basis of its topological proprieties, was considered as a scale free network.
The watery extract of Allium ursinum changes its proprieties in time.
Like social discourse, dress has its proprieties – because of course, dress is social discourse; it speaks for us and about us.
I'm not nostalgic (well, perhaps a little) about the demise of fashion's Old Guard and its proprieties, but social media have given the verb "to follow" a new meaning.
Low-density polyethylene (LDPE) is widely used as an electrical insulating material in underground distribution and transmission cables because of its excellent dielectric proprieties [1, 2].
Gorsuch's presence at the hotel could look like an endorsement of the propriety of its ownership arrangements.
Hence the stolid propriety of its 109 categories, which means that most of the awards are handed out before the cameras start rolling.
Documents filed by the state explained that the endangerment finding was unsupported because the EPA had outsourced its legally mandated scientific assessment to the IPCC, which had had the objectivity, reliability, and propriety of its scientific assessments called into question.
KPMG is Herbalife's outside auditor, and it has given the company clean audit opinions, but that does not preclude an investigation into the propriety of its accounting policies.
sought to dismiss the lawsuit by claiming that its statements about conflicts of interest and the propriety of its ratings constituted what is known as "mere puffery" — in other words, they were just like the unreliable statements of a used-car salesman.
More than two decades later, the Court reconsidered the meaning and propriety of its Barker decision in United States v. Title Ins.
