It has similarities to the classical qaṣīdah, or ode, of which the central and eastern regions of the country are the traditional birthplace.
Mr. Bernal's physical resemblance to that former icon of milk-and-cookies wholesomeness is so pronounced that you half expect the movie to turn into "Ice Castles" or "Ode to Billy Joe," but of course it doesn't.
The word cantata is best known to many through the works of J.S. Bach, although he called them by such older terms as motetto, concerto, or ode (the name cantata was applied by 19th-century editors) and rejected the superficial style that often characterized the form.
The need for precise prior information about degradation rates is irrespective of either SDE or ODE approach.
The CoE and Eurostat have been substantially supported by the work of the European Demographic Observatory (Observatoire Demographique Européenne or ODE) in Paris.
The codon density and the translation rate can be calculated by the analytical TASEP-based (or ODE) solution or TASEP-based simulations, while for the state density, one must employ either simulations or the PBN model.
