Host-host distances may then be computed from such a matrix of quantitative, continuous characters using standard formulae, among which, average Euclidean distances (e.g., [ 60]: p. 278) as implemented in EUKDIS probably represent the simplest and most natural approach.
The largest proportional increase (of over 70%) was observed among the population segments with the lowest proportion of late entry into HIV care when the standard criterion was applied, among which there was a predominance of women in the 15 29 year age bracket, especially in the geopolitical regions with a higher GDP and a decreasing incidence of AIDS.
From the industrial perspective, several standards have been created, among which the most important ones are the IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 1609 protocol suites.
However, even though the conditions for their employment are specified in different standards, their use is always tied to the same requirements for standard carbon steel rebars (B500SD), among which an equivalent carbon content for weldability that is inappropriate for SSR.
Among standards which qualify the risk of ASR for natural aggregates, two main tests are used in this paper to evaluate the risk of ASR of RCA: tests on mortars and tests on microbars.
There are the standard artists' monographs, for example, among which Johannes Grave's 'CASPAR DAVID FRIEDRICH' (Prestel, $120) stands out, primarily for its size and lavish reproductions — a total of 227, nearly all in color — of paintings, drawings and prints by this great German Romantic.
Traditional polished tadelakt (plasterwork) and carved cedarwood in vibrant hues form the backdrop for the owners' enviable art stash, among which are gallery-standard pieces by Antony Gormley, Bridget Riley and David Shrigley.
Since then, several other peptides were found to be processed by the standard proteasome but not the immunoproteasome, among which the HLA-A2-restricted peptides Melan-A/MART-126 35 [ 118], gp100209–217 [ 149], and tyrosinase369–377 [ 149].
It entirely omits Just War's jus in bello criteria -- the standards governing how war is waged -- chief among which is the absolute prohibition of intentionally harming noncombatants.
