But there is a specific point to be made: the record shows less than half the people killed in Syria were civilians.
Churchland is bold in his assertion: an individual's theory-of-the-world is a specific point in that individual's error-synaptic weight vector space.
In the middle of the actuator beam, there is a specific point where the gap height is differently formed, so that it is 1 μm in the capacitor section (left direction) and 1.4 μm in the actuator section (right direction).
The communication paradigm of WSNs has its roots as self-organized in an ad hoc fashion, where the source node is a specific point and can communicate to the sink through intermediate nodes which are called upon to forward data packets and to form a multihop communication route.
That's a specific point to do with education, but I think that young people need to be listened to across the board.
It describes a hypothetical heap of sand from which individual grains are removed one at a time, and asks if there is a specific point when it can no longer be defined as a heap.
A therapeutic health concept is a specific point of view about health and therapy.
5, 6, 65, 67 Moreover, asthenia and anorexia, being more difficult to evaluate and to control, can be a specific point to consider for the elderly.
It is curious that this cassette is just upstream of comAB – genes that have been shown to be essential to the development of competence, which is a specific point in the growth cycle during which a pneumococcus can take up and incorporate exogenous DNA into its genome [ 39, 40].
For example, it may be a specific point in time when you are called into action to rescue a child, a fallen comrade, a community, a corporation, or an entire government.
