Nor is the book exclusively concerned with "three-dimensional artefacts" considered singly; Heskett also deconstructs office and shop layouts, and the workings of systems (road networks, undergound railways).
Energy efficiency measures are considered singly and in combination, to study whether multiple lower cost measures can achieve comparable savings to higher cost individual measures.
They permit the scientist to introduce into his descriptions a theoretical content that is lacking at the everyday level and in so doing to unify and render intelligible aspects of the world that seem opaque when considered singly.
The first step, the recombinant protein sequences Lpp-OmpA, Non-OmpA and PE (22 160) were considered singly by SignalP, LipoP, and SecretomeP.
The orientation angle of the half nanoring shifting from the axle wire (along the y-direction) of the concentric system is θ. Figure 2a, c shows the optical properties of the plasmonic nanostructures, which is considered singly.
Some, for instance, argue that what makes a convention good, and so serves to justify its demands, is its contribution to overall happiness, while others see the measure of conventions in their ability to advance the interests of each considered singly, and still others maintain that the value of conventions is found in their capacity to secure the approval of those who consider them impartially.
These analyses returned no evidence of significant allele frequency divergence at any value of K within the control and experimental groups when considered singly or as a whole.
We scanned for interactions between two loci, whether or not those loci had an effect on cotyledon opening considered singly.
That is, each of,…, can be regarded as having minimum variance when considered singly, but when considering the vector of effects μ there may be multivariate estimators with smaller variance.
The effects of RA and TGFβ on SLE T cells were, however, more complex, and different when considered singly or in combination.
