Sila, 2013 Clarke concedes that her organic subject matter and computational approach might seem antithetical, but she sees them as complementary.
Alchemists subjected organic matter to chemical analysis and experimented liberally with both biological and mineral pharmacology.
While the relative abundance of primary and secondary organic matter is the subject of ongoing debate [26], air quality models are continually updated to keep up with the latest scientific knowledge [ 27, 28].
Process-based models that integrate these various processes can be valuable tools for investigating the mobility of a wide range of inorganic and organic contaminants subject to different hydrologic and geochemical conditions.
As such, the uncertainties of most purported evolutionary insights into human health concerns usually preclude consideration serious enough to warrant clinical evaluation, and the practice of medicine defaults to the perspective of body and mind as organic machines subject to forms of physical, physiological, and psychological breakdown (Williams and Nesse 1991; Nesse and Williams 1994).
The higher temperature the organics are subjected to, the higher the degree of order of the carbon (more graphitic), with exception of carbon included in a melt [29].
Aguilera opted to explore and create a "fresh, sexy feel using both electronic and organic elements with subject matter ranging from playful to introspective" in the track; the track features "dripping" synthesizers, "pulsing" basslines and house drums in its instrumentation.
After deep inhalation through a volatile organic compound filter, subjects exhaled at two different flow rates (50 ml/sec and 75 ml/sec) into Teflon-coated bags.
We randomly selected 57 directly exposed workers and 31 indirectly exposed workers from four banana plantations and 43 workers from an organic farm; all subjects underwent complete medical examinations and laboratory tests.
The short QMI is a 35-item questionnaire designed to measure the ability to generate images using seven modalities: visual, auditory, cutaneous, kinesthetic, gustatory, olfactory, and organic, for which subjects recorded their responses using a seven-point vividness rating scale.
