Facebook has unified terms of service and share user data across all its apps and services (except WhatsApp data in Europe for now).
But in his grief, unlike Erdoğan, he spoke in unifying terms.
Wu et al. [7] use the expression 'matrix visualization' to unify terms such as reorderable matrix, heatmap, and color histogram.
The add-on utilizes ontologies from the Ontology Lookup Service [ 28] to unify terms such as compound names, species names and measurement units aiming at a facilitated data integration.
The main themes are to be understood in the Wittgensteinian sense of family resemblance: the main themes we identified (professional values, personal values, and good death) are unifying terms that do not want to suggest that they are connected by one essential feature.
Theologically conservative believers were more unified in terms of priorities and what was right and wrong, he added.
All the literature and present experimental data on bed expansion are unified in terms of Richardson and Zaki equation using experimental terminal velocities.
The paper concludes that European rail studies are more unified in terms of capacity, concepts, and techniques, while the U.S. studies represent a greater variation in methods, tools, and objectives.
This species is mainly poisonous at approximately 0.6 V, while it is largely reactive to D1 at the upper oscillation potential limit, 0.7 0.9 V, both characteristics being systematically unified in terms of the interaction strength between D1 and D2.
Every excitatory synapse included a combination of NMDA- and AMPA-dependent conductances as well as unified short-term plasticity dynamics (Ramaswamy et al. 2012), with equal maximal conductance (Sarid et al. 2007).
