Because data can be inherently skewed, some form of mathematical transformation needs to be applied.
By way of this confusion "a difference in kind" (i.e., unlimited rule vs. finite extension) "is represented by a skew form of expression," namely as a difference in the cardinality of two infinite extensions.
XRPD of the remaining solid showed mainly the glutaric acid cocrystal, with only minor peaks for the parent material, indicating that the results were not skewed by significant form changes over the course of the experiment.
The couple's interpretation of the form skewed minimalist: a rectangular building made of bare concrete and slim slats of mahogany-hued wood raised more than 10 feet off the ground and covered with a flat concrete roof.
"How did you manage to get James Brown's hairbrushes?" I asked, referring to another set of functional objects, their value skewed by another form of mystical reverence.
Distinguishing these small subpopulations is challenging because, in the measurement space, they often consist of observations that form skewed, non-Gaussian distributions that appear merged as "shoulders" of larger subpopulations with which they overlap.
The first is that our assumptions about what was, or what was not, sung by boys over the centuries has been skewed by various forms of cultural and gender appropriation.
Monocytes are recruited early in atherosclerotic plaque development where, through the action of MCSF (and possibly IL-4, as evident in the mouse model), they differentiate into macrophages (Mϕ), primarily skewed towards an M2 form.
Sadly, though, we seem skewed toward an uncritical form of patriotism that would not allow the nuanced statement of William Ayers to rise above the level of a despicable excuse.
These data are slightly skewed by students with multiple forms; 15 males had more than one form, 51 in total, compared to seven females with a total of 17 forms.
Most people think of Islam, especially in the form that is now resurgent across the world, as skewed towards the first kind of religion.
