By the 7th 5th century bc, besides "kings of Sabaʾ " there were individuals styling themselves "mukarribs of Sabaʾ," who apparently either were high priest princes or exercised some function parallel to the kingly function.
The sigmoid function has the property of being parallel to the step function, but by addition of a region of uncertainty.
Our results using the St. George's Respiratory Questionnaire, which has been validated against objective measures of respiratory function [ 32- 34] are clearly parallel to the decline in respiratory function with age which was measured by Ellerman and Bisgaard [ 28] using standard spirometric techniques.
The presence of servants of noble birth imposed a social hierarchy on the household that went parallel to the hierarchy dictated by function.
We assume that TCs proliferation is reduced due to the effects of drugs, while CSC proliferation is accelerated as activated by the volume loss due to the drug effect, which is parallel to the normal stem cell functions [ 30].
The boundaries of the vortices with different temperatures are parallel to the isosurface of the stream function.
Figure 5 shows the height of local potential barriers around single dots in directions perpendicular and parallel to the QD planes as a function of the built-in-dot charge.
The true objective of the plan was to re-organise the civilians as vigilance groups that can function parallel to the official state intelligence bodies", said Bashana Abeywardane, an exiled Sri Lankan journalist who now coordinates the press freedom group Journalists for Democracy in Sri Lanka.
Amongst the Cldns in the epidermis, Cldn1 expression is unique and undergoes a maturation switch parallel to the acquisition of epidermal barrier function.
It follows a power function (the solid line) rather than a linear function (lines parallel to the dashed line).
