Finally, things are the same in property when they specify features that characterize one another.
The average habitat characteristics of streams that characterized three spawn timing groups of sockeye salmon were significantly distinct from one another.
This paper presents a systematic index approach to this issue that characterizes three aspects of traffic loading to pavement performance: volume, load, and damage.
This is the duality that characterizes "One of Us," especially when Seierstad writes about the murders on the island, which are precisely, explicitly, and technically described, without emotion, but with a distance from everything beyond the bullets' trajectories and the bodies' positions.
The DOJ report critiques police practices rooted in the mass arrests that characterized "zero tolerance" policing led by former governor Martin O'Malley in the early 2000s.
One sees a number of "solitary like" infection waves, each of which tends to leave a circular patch with a color that characterizes one particular state.
Interestingly, in one study that characterized three FPD/AML pedigrees, it was found that one female patient with FPD/AML also developed a breast cancer 2 years after AML was diagnosed, and no other tumors were observed in all three pedigrees (Preudhomme et al., 2009).
Savaskan et al. (2004) investigated the game process of three models that characterize three used product collection procedures to investigate potential channel decisions and profits that have been obtained by channel members under product remanufacturing circumstances.
For one site, the empirical distribution of critical headways showed two peaks, that characterized two classes of users and a double normal aleatory variable was chosen to fit the empirical distribution.
We evaluated extensive mutation data on this surface, that characterized two functionally relevant residues R122 and W127 that resulted in failure to inhibit infection by HIV-1/Δvif due to lack of packaging of APOBEC3G into viral particles.
