Lectisternium, (from Latin lectum sternere, "to spread a couch"), ancient Greek and Roman rite in which a meal was offered to gods and goddesses whose representations were laid upon a couch positioned in the open street.
"It must, by necessity, sweep in defendants whose guilt is much less clear and whose representation is much less skilled.
It would be wrong to abet the majority's effort to shift ultimate responsibility for that falsehood by pinning it on Mr. Boies, whose representation was exemplary.
Interestingly, its gains were more at the expense of smaller opposition parties, such as the unlamented Communists, whose representation was halved, than of the LDP.
TV method focuses on transforming Equation (2) to an alternative function Jα, β(F) with well stability [26], whose representation is Equation (12).
Cheyne, who studies the development of paleoart, says "there is no behavioral evidence to suggest the figure is anything other than a lion whose representation was constrained by the shape of the ivory used".
where U and V are both unit orthogonal matrices with sizes of (m+n-1) × (m+n-1) and n × n, respectively; and Σm+n-1, nis a matrix of (m+n-1) × n, whose representation is shown as Equation (8) ∑ m + n - 1, n = σ 1 σ 2 ⋱ σ n 0 ⋮ ( m + n - 1 ) × n (8).
In addition to the serial evolutionary network, whose representation is described in detail in the previous section, each patient network is accompanied by a chart at the bottom displaying clinical markers (T-cell counts, viral loads), evolutionary markers (proportion of recombinants) and genetic markers (proportion of X4 sequences).
Rather than having to understand the behavior of every single protein of every variation of the model, our approach allows to first agree on the definition of specific target functions, and then assess the plausibility of a particular Qualitative network, whose representation is close to the common visualization of biochemical pathways.
