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To link the pieces, Smith and Venter's team used enzymes that allowed them to join longer and longer DNA strands until they had just four, each representing one-quarter of the genome.
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If you really hate them, go and join the longer, manned queues.
She can enjoy a few free days to explore the Kathmandu area before flying to Delhi to join the longer tour of Hidden Ladakh.
As my colleagues Suzanne Daley and Stephen Castle wrote ahead of the referendum: "What was once seen as a rich man's club — which Croatia was eager to join — no longer looks like such a clear ticket to prosperity".
It seems that drivers arriving at mall A are more discouraged by congestion than those arriving at mall B, given the same queue length, and that drivers at mall B are willing to join much longer queues compared to drivers at mall A. This is probably because mall B has a much larger LB, in number of parking lots.
The dendrograms on the top and the left hand side of the map indicate how the clusters join, the longer the distance, the sharper the boundary between the coloured blocks.
Sadly, I must come to grips with the fact that the party I joined no longer exists.
Hundreds of thousands of people joined a longer march to the museum from the old city of Tunis, in echoes of the mass march in Paris following the Charlie Hebdo attacks this year.
So Crayford joins a longer history of innovation all aimed at exploring ways to cut operational carbon – the direct emissions created by running Sainsbury's stores – and the "embodied carbon" that comes from the design, manufacture and use of its products.
And only 10 of 500,000 joins took longer then 100ms.
Exerted shearing stress from continuous stirring promotes intermicelle interactions while short cylindrical silicate-surfactant micelles are lengthened along the flow direction and joined into longer silicas structure [Figure 4 (a)].
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