Results show that neighbors of this person are organized in a few number of steps.
A handful of pro-Trump demonstrations were organized in a number of U.K. cities on the day after the president's interview with Morgan ― though they were dwarfed in size by the anti-Trump rallies.
To summarize, the shifting needs of patients and the way care is organized in a number of countries on both the micro- (patient), meso- (organizational) as macro- (system) level, results in all kinds of fragmentation.
They were organized in a number of small neo-Hittite states (including Carchemish, Malatya, Tabal, and Que) that extended into northern Syria.
The text can then be organized in a number of ways and also be sent to your Evernote account.
This chapter explores how and why a typical project is organized in a number of well-defined stages.
The model is based on weights assigned by expert judgment and organized in a number of components such as slope angle, internal relief, slope shape, geological formation, active faults, distance to drainage, distance to springs, geomorphological subunits and existing landslide zones.
The DNA content of the haploid genome among bivalves varies from 0.65 to 5.4 pg, it is organized in a number of chromosomes that ranges from 10 to 23; chromosomes tend to be homogeneous in size [ 7].
The articles are organized in order of the number of citations within each year.
A wireless sensor network (WSN) consists of mostly tiny, resource-constrained, self-organized, low power, low cost and simple sensor nodes which are organized in a cooperative manner.
In this manuscript, we organized themes by decreasing number of participants who discussed each theme.
