Mohanty (1992) also concurs that 'the guṇas are the substantial, but dynamic, being of the elementary feelings that constitute, in their interconnections, all experience.' The guṇas as affective absolutes constitute the object.
This background allows the PCCRI observers to navigate the complexities of conducting high quality research amid the substantial and dynamic demands on the clinical team.
Moreover, due to the substantial nonlinearities of the dynamic network model, methods based on linearization, like e.g. the inversion of the Fisher information matrix (FIM), are inadequate, whereas Monte-Carlo-based approaches would be most suitable to determine the confidence ellipsoids.
The most substantial and dynamic gene expression responses by both macrophage and parasite were observed during early infection.
Finally, it presents results that demonstrate the substantial efficiency gains, using two dynamic simulation examples.
Although the cortex exhibits substantial plasticity, dynamic allocation of neurons seems outside its capability.
Thus, in addition to the substantial changes reported within the PT, we also reveal dynamic extensive re-modeling events at the neural-glial interface over the circannual cycle.
The dynamic characteristic of a topic can be reflected by the substantial increase of citation times of literature.
Our data demonstrate substantial and dynamic regulation of nine Klfs by ET-1 in a single cell type (Fig. 1) with at least three regulated as IEGs (Fig. 2A), suggesting that Klfs potentially play a much more significant role in the phenotypic responses of more cell types than has so far been considered.
Still, it would take a shift in the electoral dynamic — a substantial stumble by John McCain, for instance — for Mr. Obama to put in play a state like Mississippi, where whites gave John Kerry only about 15percentt of their vote in 2004 and where voting in presidential elections is perhaps more racially polarized than anywhere else in the nation.
