The first term reflects the matter-energy cost of lengthening domains by addition of amino acids or lengthening proteins by domain accretion.
The title of this excellent presentation of photographs from the 1950's reflects the subject matter -- stone walls on Martha's Vineyard and divers in flight -- as well as the paradoxical nature of Siskind's art.
P holds two terms, one reflecting the matter-energy cost of adding domains and extending their length in proteins, the other reflecting how domain length and number impinges on information and the flexibility and robustness of the molecular system.
P holds two terms, one reflecting the matter-energy cost of adding domains and extending their length, the other reflecting how domain length and number impinges on information and biophysics.
And the Doyles and Murphys dress their windows to reflect the subject matter of the pieces playing.
Musical structures reflect the subject matter, as in "Virus," in which contrapuntal inner parts multiply as the virus overcomes the defenses of its host cell.
Swenson demonstrated her visual inventiveness in Iconographs (1970), a book of verse arranged in typographical forms whose shapes reflect the subject matter of the poems (see example).
To determine whether DIF is construct (ir- relevant would requir- relevantontent-related analyses (e.g., Liedtke and Seeber 2015; Spoden et al. 2015) that do not reflect the subject matter of this article.
This well reflects the white matter pathology in PMD.
The local measure, such as FA, reflects the white matter integrity or the consistency of fiber orientation at microstructural level, while the nodal properties of brain connectome, such as nodal efficiency, are an integrated metric of global information flow capacity and related to all of the nodal connections, which consist of a specific tract or several tracts together.
"The diversity of style, technical ingenuity and choice of subject matter reflects the reasons why the UK animation scene continues to thrive".
