The particular regions were selected by visual inspection of the anatomical template (for instance, the MOT coordinates were selected so that they fell within the precentral gyrus).
He extracts a single, five-part template from, for instance, the Icarus myth, the legend of Faust, Macbeth, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and Lolita.
Content schema layer: A flexible enterprise wiki engine allows all stakeholders to define arbitrary content schemata (somewhat similar to Wikipedia's info boxes [74]), which subsequently act as templates for information instances.
Thus, UAs were composed of one or more consent form templates (depending on, for instance, whether an IRB worked with a single consent form for genetic studies or a general consent form and a secondary, optional one, for genetic studies), whereas in some cases, UAs were composed of a template(s) and an additional document (i.e., guidelines).
(p. 30) Münstermann et al. (2010) Variety reduction standardization BPS "means the development of a standard or best-practice process to be used as a template for all instances of the process throughout the organization".
For instance, Microsoft Word templates are available from office.microsoft.com[1], while templates for Pages for Mac can be found in the Apple App store.
For instance, some templates used "in" instead of "of" (e.g., "the [class of X] in the [class of Y]").
Everything worked, but we didn't always seem to be taking the easiest route: I had to resize the template for the glasses cutout, for instance, so it fitted on a standard felt square; I wondered whether using an open-end zip for the clutch actually made it more difficult to attach the lining neatly.
Additionally, the extracted FFH area is linked to a query template to provide specific information, for instance, on protected species housed in this FFH area.
For instance, biological template such as viruses have proven to be extremely effect in the mass production of self-assembled hierarchically ordered structures with high surface to volume ratio.
