Medieval and Renaissance notions of probability largely derived from the same ancient sources and remained related to each other through interchanges between scholastics and humanists.
The persistence of ticks in any habitat will be influenced by the abiotic (climate and vegetation) suitability of the habitat and the rescue effect produced by neighbouring populations through host interchange between patches.
The knowing, empathic and reflective domains of the professional are integrated through the dynamic interchange between knowledge, technical skill, understanding, problem solving, attitudes and ethics.
The U.S. philosopher William Ernest Hocking (1873 1966) pursued similar interests in the construction of a world faith that he considered might come about through the mutual modification of, and interchange between, the great religious traditions.
The nodes' hop counts to sink and traffic information interchange between sensor nodes through APs.
Our findings suggest that the emergence of pathogenicity can be correlated to the acquisition of virulence genes through horizontal gene transfers from other bacteria and posterior interchange between some members of the genus.
"The interchange between these two guys I've been through on both ends".
The linkage between carbon and nitrogen metabolism might be especially important in Cp0710, since the interchange between autotrophic and heterotrophic growth is achieved through the availability of C and N sources (or C/N ratio).
Through her Hull House experience Addams took many opportunities to theorize about the interchange between theory and practice.
Situated in a valley through the North Downs at an average altitude of 88 m Basingstoke is a major interchange between Reading, Newbury, Andover, Winchester, and Alton, and lies on the natural trade route between the southwest of England and London.
"There was this constant interchange between feral and domesticated foods".
