What is noteworthy are the flexible metaphors he uses as he moves across what we designate today as ontology, philosophy of mind and epistemology, and philosophical theology.
The orange dashed lines represent what we designate as a significant "weak" and "strong" signal, corresponding to p-values of 0.001 and 0.0001, respectively.
In general, Dictyostelium formins can be grouped within the class of what we designate conventional formins (see below), which includes all fungal and almost all metazoan formins.
We observed several examples of what we designate the Tolstoy manoeuvre: if the title appears to quote extensive passages from War and Peace (>1400 pages), authors can fit any desired acronym by cherry picking letters.
The Physcomitrella ESTs are described by Nishiyama et al., [ 38] and were obtained from Physcobase as assembled contigs (assembled in an identical fashion to what we designate as clusters).
Then Merleau-Ponty continues, "In reality, we have already introduced consciousness, and what we have designated under the name of life was already consciousness of life.
We believe this discrepancy could be at least in part explained by the idea that protein-coding genes are not the driving factors in metastatic progression, and that instead they lie under the regulation of what we have designated the non-coding RNA interactome.
The two O1-type strains, RB50 and D445, are similar to the four O2 strains in their conservation of the 14 genes from wbmA through wbmN, but contain a very different set of genes within what we have designated Variable Region A (VRA) that correlates with their antigenically distinct O1 type (wbmO-wbmZ).
The Buddhist tradition conceives of the human individual as consisting of five types of aggregates that serve as the bases of what we ordinarily designate as persons: (1) material form or body (rūpa); (2) sensations (vedanā); (3) apperception (saṃjña); (4) volitions or dispositional formations (saṃskāra); and (5) consciousness (vijñāna).
In the older days, when there was some confidence in these estimates of bound water, physical chemists calculated a value called fo, which was the frictional coefficient for a sphere that would contain the given protein, but enlarged by the estimated shell of water (other authors use fo to designate what we term fmin [ 3, 4]; we recommend using fmin to avoid ambiguity).
