(Well, "linked" overstates the evidence).
Investigates relationships between the two media, including film adaptations as well as works linked by genre, topic, and style.
Meantime, the photo-generated electrons can transport in the PBDTT-ffQx polymer network as well, which are linked by the D A interface of polymer chains.
In conclusion, we present evidence that CDT2 and INTS7 may well be tightly linked by a bidirectional promoter in an evolutionary conserved manner.
If we are to conclude that true semantic information is accessed outside of awareness, then, ideally, we would like to see priming based on categorical relationships, where those categories are not small and well rehearsed or linked by associative relationships.
In the grounded theory paradigm, the theory is conceived as a collection of well-developed concepts linked by linking sentences which together constitute an integrated framework that can be used to explain or predict phenomena [ 22].
The lowest RMSEtest value of 0.53 pGI50 units was obtained for cluster 24, which contains 485 compounds with polycyclic ring systems, generally with no more than three fused rings, as well as ring assemblies linked by sulphide, sulfinyl, secondary amine, carbonyl and alkyl groups (Supplementary Table S13).
The region is linked by well-worn trails that cut through fields of prized khat, zigzag across lush green mountaintops and pass through fortresslike villages of mud and stone houses.
But a Lie group is also a smooth manifold, as described in the supplement A Modern Formulation of Riemann's Theory: the set G can be represented patchwise by systems of real-valued (or alternatively complex-valued) coordinates, mutually linked by well-defined, differentiable coordinate transformations wherever their respective patches overlap.
The four main islands and all the towns and villages are linked by well-constructed roads.
