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In this latter case, it may be that God is manifest not so much as a particular item in our perceptual field, but instead as the meaning that is presupposed in our making sense of a material context, rather as "mineness" on Kohák's account is the meaning that is presupposed in our making sense of the order presented by the forest.

β-Strand-mediated interfaces are geometrically diverse, especially in comparison to the order presented by helical PPIs, which primarily differ in the number of helical faces involved in binding interactions.

Prior to being withdrawn on 16 July, Howard was awarded the Distinguished Service Order, presented in the field by General Bernard Montgomery.

Each trial began with a fixation cross presented in the centre of the screen for 3 sec, followed by the pictures, in a random order, presented for 2 sec followed by black screen.

Linkage disequilibrium (LD) between each pair of mapped SNPs was calculated as r^2 using the trio package (Schwender et al. 2012) in R. SNPs were ordered following the bin map order presented in the database used by Poland et al. (2012a).

Physical interpretations of the influence functions of different order are presented by analyzing the properties of self-balanced quasi load vectors used for solving the influence functions.

The past ten years have seen new work by Amanda Power (2013) and Timothy J. Johnson (2009, 2010, 2013) placing significant emphasis on the compatibility of Bacon's concerns c. 1266 with the mission of the Franciscan Order as presented by Bonaventure and the Franciscan School at Paris.

Gene clusters that were determined successively in their mergence order are presented by colored blocks in the first column of Figure 1.

The numerical method is an extension of the second-order method presented by Sussman [M.

Herein, the I/Q imbalance model for second-order QΣΔM presented by the authors in [30] is used for each of the stages.

In the MD simulations, the bond-order potential presented by Brenner [26] is used to describe the carbon-carbon bonding interactions, E b = ∑ i ∑ j > i f r ij V R r ij - b ij V A r ij, (1).