With this premise, we enabled the systematic arrangement of this information by constructing the Plant rDNA database (release 1.0).
As defined by Barley (1986), technology has been used by researchers to indicate machines and related devices, techniques and behaviors or the systematic arrangement of people and tasks.
Disadvantage: Mind is much more than reason, even more than order, coherence, and the systematic arrangement of concepts.
Classification of perinatal deaths is thus primarily the systematic arrangement of deaths in categories based on information known about them to aid in the process of information management.
Using both nucleotide and amino acid sequences of different kinds of mitochondrial genes (see Materials and Methods for details) the systematic arrangements were reconstructed as monophyletic which is in agreement with the relationship tree of basal Actinopterygians produced by Inoue and colleagues [ 41].
The new Code of Canon Law was a systematic arrangement of the ecclesiastical law then in force.
"It's a fitting tribute to the great man to see that the most modern methods that technology can deliver now largely support his systematic arrangement".
Rotation is a systematic arrangement for the growing of different crops in a more or less regular sequence on the same land.
His research included such varied topics as tuberculosis, food preservatives, phagocytosis (engulfment of particles by cells), and anaphylaxis (reaction of an organism to a foreign substance) and a systematic arrangement of the class of microorganisms called Schizomycetes.
May 5, 1852 Capovalazza, Italy November 18 , 1934Rome, Italy Pietro Gasparri, (born May 5, 1852, Capovalazza de Ussita, Papal States [Italy] died Nov. 18, 1934, Rome, Italy) Italian cardinal who, by appointment of Pope St. Pius X, in 1904 directed the new Code of Canon Law, a systematic arrangement of ecclesiastical law now practiced by the Roman Catholic church.
