By cross-referencing the animals' genomes, the researchers were able to focus on seventy giraffe genes that show unique signs of adaptation.
Each animal has its own unique sign to interpret.
Woodward, who collected images of unique signs for years before starting the project, ties her passion to collective identity: "Vernacular lettering and other forms of urban communication have a way of creating and preserving a sense of place and local culture, and serve as a marker of regional identity.
WA3 is offering replicas of these unique signs to discourage theft, and the proceeds raise funds for future sign maintenance.
As a consequence, the derivatives of the concentration variables have a unique sign pattern: for all x, y ∈ D, it holds that sign(F i (x)) = sign(F i (y)) ⊆ {−1, 0, 1}, where sign(A) ≜ {sign(a)∣ a∈ A} denotes the signs of the elements in A (Batt et al., 2008).
The unique sign-switching envelope of (operatorname {PAL}_{k}(x)) is determined by the sign-switching of the constituent Rademacher functions.
Given the potential for profound malabsorption of multiple vitamins and minerals, the gastroenterologist must always be alert to the unique signs and symptoms of these deficiencies.
Surveillance through ME/C offices for unexplained deaths that might have infectious causes can serve as a sentinel system to identify new agents, identify notifiable diseases missed by traditional surveillance systems, recognize unique signs and symptoms of known pathogens, and detect bioterrorism (1 ).
We use the electronic concordance of Mahadevan, henceforth referred to as M77, which records 417 unique signs in 3573 lines of 2906 texts (see Materials and Methods for details).
