Although many arguments are already scattered in the literature, an overall assessment of the G-DRG cost accounting scheme is still lacking.
However, it is not entirely clear if Brillouin's argument was that the creation of bound information is necessarily associated with compensating entropy production, as the arguments based upon scattered photons suggest, or if the bound information in itself is an additional term that must be added to normal entropy to produce a generalised second law.
From a combination of results from PICTS experiments to measure the EL6 concentration, positron annihilation, infrared absorption and laser scattering tomography arguments are put forward which point to a structure AsGa VAs for the EL6.
The standard arguments cited eight fragmentary quotes scattered throughout the Bible.
There were scattered references to Ricci and Ledbetter at the argument, but the justices' questioning suggested that they did not view the new case, Lewis v. Chicago, No. 08-974, as especially dramatic, consequential or divisive.
The components of a cumulative argument exist, but they are broken up and scattered randomly throughout the book.
Its square, dark Mouth has nothing to say to the pine That leans a little to the left, scattering Its needle-pointed arguments.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has repeatedly presented this argument; so have the chiefs of the 12 regional Feds scattered across the country.
Scattered through the verbiage is a detailed portrait of all matters surrounding polygamy: the arguments supporting it, the original Mormon customs that sustained it, the less exalted problems it created and the legal issues that eventually drove it underground.
Some of the central themes and arguments of process theism, however, are evident in less well-known thinkers scattered throughout history.
