Poetry proves this, for Bacchic frenzy and all similar emotions are most suitably expressed by the flute, and are better set to the Phrygian than to any other mode.
This kinematics is suitably expressed by introducing a set of generalized variables representative of the beam midline displacement field, which become the primary variables of the problem governing equations.
The test data have been suitably expressed using the Larson Miller Parameter, and a structural integrity evaluation method based on the sum of the use-fraction associated with the creep damage has been proposed.
Sure, the theory has much to say about assessing the rationality of an agent's preference attitudes once these attitudes are suitably expressed relative to a particular representation of the agent's decision situation.
The answer is that what is true of it at the later time is, say, "being muddy at the later time", which was always true of it; similarly, what is true of it at the earlier time, suitably expressed, remains true of it.
Polkinghorne [ 24] claims that stories are the linguistic form in which lived human experience may be suitably expressed.
Seventeen percent of patients annotated answers they provided on the OHS, suggesting that the patients felt that the questions were inadequate to suitably express themselves.
As shown further, however, some such properties can be expressed in suitably expressive propositional temporal logics.
The assay window (μc − μs), as determined by the difference of the mean of control (no inhibition) and signal (full inhibition), could more suitably be expressed as the mean of the peak height of full inhibition (μH), thereby still describing the desired parameter.
Thus, the concentration of both copper and zinc used here is not toxic to the recombinant BL21 cells and can be suitably used to over express PschSOD.
The present coexpression system could be adapted to provide the peptide free of the additional N-terminal methionine by expressing a suitably tagged Aβ peptide that can be cleaved to yield the native N-terminus.
