Every choice, writes Hollis, demonstrating again his splendid refusal to be upbeat for the sake of it, represents a kind of death.
Matrix G=H T W H (subscript k will be dropped in the following, for the sake of simplicity) represents the so-called gain matrix, which has to be inverted or factorized to find the solution of (2).
The ribosome-ligand interactions were originally determined with LIGPLOT [ 48], but for sake of clarity represented in a sketched manner.
Certainly, for the actors involved, playing idealists living desperate lives for the sake of future freedoms represented a far cry from their more contemporary roles, creatures of a more cossetted world.
The Dalai Lama, who, unlike many of his followers, is willing to forgo full independence for Tibet for the sake of genuine autonomy, represents the best hope of such a settlement.
The distinct colors of the facets are for the sake of visualization and represent the normal direction of different facets.
For the sake of simplicity, we represent the ordered sequence of SMDs to e k, ℓ, i) by a single index e(t)for t = 1, 2,..., T, such that RESID SMD e(t), P)) ≤ RESID SMD e(t+1), P)).
For the sake of visualization, we represented the connections emerging from both these types of analysis as directed graphs: In the case of domain architectures, the nodes in the graph are the individual domains and the edges are connections between two adjacent domains in a polypeptide in the N- to C-terminal orientation.
We observed a predominance of non- C. albicans Candida species, with C. guilliermondii and C. sake representing more than 10% of the isolates.
In the distal-most limb mesenchyme (DCD, distal cyclic domain), hairy2 expression oscillates with a 6 hour periodicity (Pascoal et al., 2007) which, for the sake of simplicity, can be represented by three distinct phases (Fig. 1Ai iii).
C. albicans remained the most frequently isolated species, while a predominance of non- C. albicans Candida species was observed, with C. guilliermondii and C. sake representing more than 10% of the isolates.
