In reply Abelard clearly draws a distinction between two semantic properties names possess: reference (nominatio), a matter of what the term applies to; and sense (significatio), a matter of what hearing the term brings to mind, or more exactly the informational content (doctrina) of the concept the word is meant to give rise to, a causal notion.
One may ask: Do biologists possess correct reference sequence(s)?
The SIC campaign suggests the following criteria: to qualify you must possess "employer and character references, a clean criminal record, and proficiency in English".
Figure 11 shows the percentage of research included in this study that possessed a reference to analytics and big data in manufacturing.
"The felony warrant was in reference to a county court capias request reference possess, sell, molest marine turtle or eggs nest.
The former are usually of considerable size (Der grosse Brockhaus, 1928 35, included 200,000 articles by more than 1,000 authors) and possess elaborate cross-reference schemes.
(2) Need for global phase reference: it turns out that for two of the protocols, the gain factors can only be computed correctly if the relays possess a global phase reference. .
The most important finding in this study is that regional DVRs obtained with the white matter as the reference region possess the same distinguishing ability as those obtained with the cerebellum, and show significant differences between control subjects and AD patients.
Reference-free methods possess the clear advantage of not needing any reference database for the taxonomy assignment.
Over half of the irrelevant references possessed 'heart failure' either in the title or abstract (n = 17/50) or as a MeSH term (n = 9/50).
Over half the irrelevant references possessed 'heart failure' as either a textword or a MeSH term, and both cardiomyopathy and the MeSH term Ventricular dysfunction, Left contributed equally to the irrelevant set.
