It's not that we don't need more researchers (or collaterally, more technically-literature left-brain thinkers), but we desperately need more builders.
Technically, the literature agrees on the county level for native sorting, and some work uses the MSA level.
The terms terpenes and terpenoids are often used interchangeably in the literature, although technically, terpenes are basic hydrocarbons, while terpenoids contain extra functional groups of a wide range of chemical elements.
Looking on the internet for guidance I discovered that technically, according to psychology research literature, a child prodigy is "under the age of 10".
This is the first large SCLC TMA to be reported in the literature and was technically difficult to construct.
The Notos reaches even deeper into the astronomical literature, showing the declination, technically defined as the angular distance between a star and the celestial equator on the horary circle of the star.
The main challenges in the current SON paradigm to make 5G technically feasible has also been investigated in the literature.
There have been several technically sound circuits and systems demonstrated in the literature to implement the impedimetric method so far [ 44– 44].
Despite some disagreement about nomenclature, the persulfide (or sulfane sulfur) species has a formal oxidation state of zero and is often termed S in the biochemical literature (even though it is not technically zerovalent sulfur).
A gene was deemed 'Refine' if one of its existing annotations was technically correct, but evidence was found in the literature to annotate the gene product to a more specific term.
At Little Oven in Long Island City, Queens, Anna-Marie Farrier, who has a Ph.D. in literature from Princeton, makes macarons that are technically accomplished, albeit slightly dense.
