As noted in Section "Generation of alternative districting plans", the police patrol boundaries should consider some administrative boundaries, natural boundaries and important roads.
13) perhapsrhaps the section "Functions of introns" would fit better before the section on alternative splicing (since the latter is one of those functions).
The effects of two damage protections (a resin-sand surface coating, and polyurethane foam-filled sections) and of alternative target specimen geometries (3-cells, 1-cell and single laminated flange) were investigated.
There was a thread discussing me and my intentions in the Humboldt forums section of Fetlife, an alternative-lifestyle social-networking site.
As set out in section 4, three major contributions in the 1960s profoundly altered the face of compatibilism: the incompatibilists' Consequence Argument (section 4.1), Frankfurt's attack on the Principle of Alternative Possibilities (PAP) (section 4.2), and Strawson's focus upon the reactive attitudes (section 4.3).
Findings from linear elastic analysis of alternative sections and observations on potential distress mechanisms led to establishment of guidelines for a more efficient design of semi-rigid long-life pavements.
Despite not being immune to measurement error and misreporting, the methodology described in Section 3.2 allows the derivation of alternative estimators of the job requirements and, by comparing such alternative n, it also allows producing evidence that is informative about the extent of the problem.
The CORONIS Trial was a 2×2×2×2×2 non-regular, fractional, factorial trial of five pairs of alternative caesarean section surgical techniques on a range of short-term outcomes, the primary outcome being a composite of maternal death or infectious morbidity.
There is also a housing demonstration project in the Northwest Inlet section of Atlantic City that showcases alternative construction techniques that reduce the time, labor, material involved in building a house and the cost of home ownership for people earning 50 to 80percentt of their area's median income.
As we shall see in Section 3, alternative theories of scientific progress can be understood as specifications of such epistemic utilities.
