In contrast to the widely recognized aspects of serpentinization, initial stages of hydration and tectonic processes of unserpentinized peridotites are still unclear, but have important implications for understanding the lithospheric architecture of supra-subduction zones.
Although the issue of anthropogenic climate forcing and public health is widely recognized, one fundamental aspect has remained underappreciated: the impact of climatic change on plant biology and the well-being of human systems.
In these FM/FE heterostructures [1 9], ME coupling mechanisms have been widely recognized as three aspects, including piezostrain effect, charge effect, and exchange bias [10 15].
The creation of a suitable wide area monitoring system (WAMS) is widely recognized as an essential aspect of delivering a power system that will be secure, efficient and sustainable for the foreseeable future.
He is most widely recognized for describing an aspect of the behavior of bipolar transistors, known as the Early Effect.
Over the past 10 years, sleep has finally become widely recognized as a critical aspect of good health, and new research has shed more light on its importance in our lives.
Increasing the use of research evidence in policymaking and implementation is widely recognized as a critical aspect to achieving health for all by 2015 (16).
In addition to the degree of vessel stenosis, biochemical processes within the plaque – such as those harvested by interleukins – are now widely recognized as a crucial aspect of stability.
The general principle of ligand depletion has been widely recognized [20] [22] and various aspects have been considered for biological networks [14], [15], [23].
The paradox for many is that although talent is widely recognized as the most essential aspect of a company, it can still be treated like a disposable commodity.
Two particularly important aspects not widely recognized in the literature are discussed: the difficulties in updating a classifier based on the bag-of-words representation and a major difference between two early naive Bayes models.
