Like chromosomal instability, other cancer-specific point mutational processes materialize during the tumor's development, having considerable impact on the number and patterns of late mutations.
Knowledge management processes materialize in the activities that the CoPKM organizes and performs (workshops, online discussions, formal meetings, websites, etc)., as well as in the interactions that it fosters among its members (web posts, collective or private emails, formal and informal discussions, and so on).
Permits that typically took months to process magically materialized in days.
In the meantime, like the rest of Cairo, Selim will go on waiting tensely -- for the military to decide what action to take, for a political process to materialize, for residents to find a way to start paying their bills.
Conversely, a defined number of cells at the specification stage itself seemed critical to provide an auto-/paracrine means of signaling threshold for the maturation process to materialize.
The implantation of this paradigm requires the design and development of a flexible execution environment to support the distributed business processes that materialize the cooperation in a network of enterprises.
Because it is a process expanding and materializing from science to technology, and from technology to industry, it is difficult to understand effects of the 'convergence' in goods and services that are the final products compared to the 'convergence' recognized socially.
The modeling process by photogrammetry can be materialized through three main different ways, including combined special forward-backward intersection, relative-absolute orientation and bundle adjustment methods.
It is also possible to find ramifications in the understanding of learning's social character as a process located (Wenger, 2009) and materialized in the concept of communities of practice (Lave, 1991; Lave & Wenger, 1991; Wenger, 1999) and applied to learning in digital contexts.
