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But the attack was condemned by the Iraqi Armed Forces general command, which described both it and the airport road shootings as "a violation of the law and an encroachment on Iraqi sovereignty".
The screening survey was accompanied by a letter and brochure which described both an enclosed 'WellBeing' screening survey and an intervention project ("The Wellbeing Promotion Study").
To extend the usefulness of contact prediction, we have designed a new meta-predictor (MetaPSICOV) which combines three distinct approaches for inferring covariation signals from multiple sequence alignments, considers a broad range of other sequence-derived features and, uniquely, a range of metrics which describe both the local and global quality of the input multiple sequence alignment.
Hence, ε > 0 is a parameter which describes both the size of the perforation and the length of the period.
There are few case reports of infectious intracranial aneurysms in pneumococcal meningitis which describe both saccular and fusiform aneurysms [22, 23].
This very brief paper refers interested readers to several sets of recent publications which describe both the scientific and the technical features of Spitzer in detail.
A document with screen-resolution bitmapped graphics appears shoddy when zoomed to a non-default resolution, and frequently almost illegible when printed or converted into a PDF file, which describes both of the primary use cases for manuscript preparation.
A boundary element method (BEM -based approach, which employs spatial-frequency domain Green's function analysis, is considered and very high efficiency is achieved BEM -based formulapproach the boundary conditions which demploys both resistive and capacitive couplings.
We leverage event objects in process execution histories which describe both activity execution events (typically represented as process events) and state update events (represented as object state transition events).
A theoretical model, which describes both the spatial distributions of photons in fluorescence endoscopic images for the detection of abnormalities/defects in the intracavities of human body, specifically gastrointestinal path is presented.
The new model is tested using a Monte-Carlo simulation of the grain growth in a 3-D polycrystalline computer specimen which describes both the microtexture and crystallographic texture of the electrical steel.
