The decreasing amplitude of dual laterolog resistivity can indicate the aperture of low-angle fractures, and the variation of the deep azimuthal resistivity can give information of the aperture of high-angle fractures and their position relative to the borehole.
"The P.A.D. is a variation of the deep-rooted hierarchical society," said Thongchai Winichakul, a professor of Southeast Asian history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
We applied it to assess local shapes and FA variations of twenty-three deep white matter tracts in 13 patients with AD and 19 healthy control subjects.
A newer variation of the treatment, deep TMS, developed by an Israeli company called Brainsway and approved by the Food and Drug Administration this year, brought a higher response rate in a randomized trial: 30 percent of 233 patients in the trial achieved remission, compared with 14.5 percent of the control group.
They seem to expect a variation of Orson Welles: deep, strange, and full of darkness, like you're going to have to cut through all these webs.
Finally, variation in the definition of deep infection used by researchers might lead to confusion in interpreting clinical results or analyzing data published in the literature [ 8].
Evolution and functional impact of rare coding variation from deep sequencing of human exomes.
Finally, Herder is also impressive for having recognized, and, though not solved, at least grappled with, a problem that flows from his picture of history (and intercultural comparison) as an arena of deep variations in human mentality.
It was Herder who, through the same ideas, through his recognition of deep variations in language and thought across historical periods and cultures, through his broad empirical approach to languages, and in other ways, inspired W. von Humboldt to found modern linguistics.
