It begins with Tillotson standing between two black men against a hallway wall when a man in a jacket and tie, identified later as Stansbury, appears.
Midwives found the BTAT easy to use and it was easily transferrable between midwives to provide consistent assessment of infants with tongue-tie identified in the early weeks.
Using electron microscopy they examined hundreds of particles on Cooper's tie, identifying Lycopodium spores (likely from a pharmaceutical product), and fragments of bismuth and aluminum.
We used this approach, because missing data have considerable negative effects on social network analysis (Huisman 2007), since interpretations of social network relations rely heavily on the assumption that the presence or absence of ties are identified (Gile and Handcock 2006).
Therefore, it is difficult to tie-in the identified mutations to the pathogenesis of any primary form of human glaucoma.
The entrepreneurs in this stage are not only exploring their existing ties but are also creating new ties to identify the network that would support them in the venturing activity (Honig and Davidsson2000).
During the trial, which lasted two weeks, prosecutors said Mr. Morales, whom they described as being a drug dealer, used his criminal ties to identify other dealers who could be targeted for robbery.
By all accounts, Mr. Santos was among those who frequented the Queens apartment of Mr. Morales, whom prosecutors described as a drug dealer and stickup man who used his criminal ties to identify other drug dealers to rob.
It also includes what it calls second- degree peers — when company A lists B as a peer and B lists company C as one, Equilar will consider adding company C. Equilar maps these ties and identifies the strongest connections among them.
The frequency of interaction patterns extracted from communication logs are used to infer the strength of social ties and identify relationships.
