And so it was that Moore wrote an anonymous pamphlet called "Observations Upon Certain Passages in Mr. Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, Which Appear to Have a Tendency to Subvert Religion, and Establish a False Philosophy".
In the later case, the observed phenomenon is so called up-conversion (UC the observation of an emission at energies higher than the excitation energy [21, 30].
As Kassia St Clair explains, in "The Secret Lives of Color," the sensation of the summer of 1775 was puce, so called after Louis XVI's observation that one of Marie Antoinette's gowns reminded him of "the couleur de puce — the color of fleas".
If Christians just stopped advocating for public religious observations the so called anti-Christian behavior would all but disappear.
These modifications were introduced after the observation of so called "mixed-fragments" in earlier CRoPS runs (results not shown).
This observation not only confirms the specificity of the amiRNA, but also indicates that production of secondary siRNAs from the primary target gene, which could indirectly silence related genes, should not be a major concern, in line with the observation that so called transitivity effects of miRNAs are rare.
The CPSP-approach (Backofen and Will, 2006) is based on a database of so called H-cores following the observation that optimal structures show a compact placement of H-monomers.
Time variabilities of the broad and skewed feature around 5 7 keV (so called "disk-line feature") observed from the Seyfert galaxy, MCG 6-30-15 were studied based on the ASCA long observation of this source in 1999.
The simulation results agree well with laboratory and field observations when the so called stick slip vibrations occur.
When the number of predictors is large and the number of observations is small (so called " small n large p" problem in the field of Statistics), CART generally produces a poor classification result due the instability of the individual trees.
The importance of this trait is highlighted by the observation that the so called 'Cambrian explosion' was accompanied by the diversification of biomineralization mechanisms [ 2- 4], despite the fact that several lineages possessed this ability before the end of the Proterozoic [ 5].
