In 2010 there were about five million foreigners in Italy, with a plurality originating from eastern Europe.
SNN claims that its partners reach 98% of the Scottish audience every week and the scale and reach of the consortium "would ensure true plurality aside from the BBC and consumer choice of news provision in Scotland".
However, the supertree constructed from the plurality signal resulting from the quartet decomposition analysis, a distance tree based on chromosomal rearrangements, and trees inferred from the presence or absence of gene families are in general agreement with the concatenated ribosomal protein tree, suggesting this phylogeny is suitable for comparing phylogenies of other chromosomal genes.
Big data is growing rapidly from an increasing plurality of sources, ranging from machine-generated content such as purchase transactions and sensor streams, to human-generated content such as social media and product reviews.
One that supports their freedom, plurality and independence from government but which also demands the highest ethical and professional standards.
He starts with an excellent run-down of the history of the notion of the plurality of worlds, from ancient times to modern science and science-fiction.
To get his name on the slate for the nomination at the party convention, a candidate has to secure a plurality of delegates from five states.
Mr. Gingrich might have raised this issue before the Florida primary, when some polls suggested he could eke out enough of a plurality to benefit from the winner-take-all system.
The major concern with the optimal design of large domes is the difficulties arising from plurality of design variables, i.e., size and shape variables.
When subtracting the secondary background from the observed data, it is therefore critical that all viable models of secondary cosmic-ray antiproton propagation be thoroughly examined, and all uncertainties stemming from plurality of the models be duly considered.
