Antidepressant effects are associated with the emergent formations from an
assemblage with stable connections: low-intensity affects, limited affective capacity, and an emergent subject form that is unified and recognized as a depressed person.
After consolidation, the dataset consisted of 68 basin-wide locations in 1st to 7th order streams that were compared with the reservoir mussel
assemblage.
Even though the detection of
assemblage A in humans should not be incriminated as zoonotic fecal-oral route, (3) the presence of A1 and A2 subgenotypes in all isolates underscores the zoonotic potential in this region, supporting the view that giardiasis in the largest endemic areas of the Brazil should not be seen as a single entity.
Here we evaluated depth- and season-related changes in the demersal fish
assemblage structure over a 10-month period in the Central Basin--the largest and deepest of four sub-basins within Puget Sound.
Identification of the Turtle Butte
Assemblage specimens as Nothocyon represents both age and geographic range extensions for the genus from the early late Arikareean to the late early Arikareean.
Five (8%) of the 61 cyst preparations were positive for the 148 bp-tpi amplicon only, implying
assemblage A for these G.
A range of factors may facilitate or disturb the presence and abundance of subtidal macroalgae living on hard bottoms, and thereby affect their composition and
assemblage structure (Luning 1990).
And behind this circumscription of the lines passing through every
assemblage, lies the Bergsonian theory of multiplicities (in brief, of the actual and the virtual), the Spinozist ethology of forces and the Nietzschean question of becoming, cut off from history.
Forebay and warm arm
assemblages likely exhibited a real increase in uptake rate, whereas uptake rate of the cold arm
assemblage was perceived to have decreased.
At the most basic level of
assemblage analysis, we can consider the types of raw material used, the frequency with which different artefact forms were manufactured and the representation of cortex.
The story of our own case study begins back in the 1980s and 1990s, before human geography widely engaged participatory research (IBG-RGS Participatory geographies Research Group, 2006; Kesby, 2007; Kindon et al, 2007; Kinpaisby, 2008), before our present interest in
assemblage theory, and instead with debates about power and participation prevalent at that time.
Examining the individual life histories of several monks and the movement's organisational features, Okabe views the network as neither a static nor a homogeneous community, but as a dynamic and contingent
assemblage within an ongoing process of sociopolitical change.
