The candidate went on to patronize rival religions, administering quick head pats to Catholicism ("I love the profound ceremony of the Catholic Mass"), evangelicalism (for the "approachability" of its version of God), Pentecostalism ("tenderness of spirit"), Lutheranism ("confident independence"), Judaism ("ancient traditions"), and Islam ("frequent prayer"—a bit feeble, that).
This time, for comparison, it included five other European countries.Compared with the previous surveys, in 1999 and 2002, it suggests corruption in the region is becoming a bit less frequent, costly and damaging.
For T[5-Me,8]G in 293T cells, targeted and semitargeted single-base substitutions occurred at approximately the same frequency, whereas in COS-7 cells, targeted mutations were a bit more frequent than semitargeted mutations.
Each individual cutter in a bit configuration applies frequent impacts during rock/cutter interactions that induce stress waves into the rock skeleton.
(Reuters) THE TRAVEL LOG With Al Gore starting his day in Los Angeles and ending it in Silicon Valley, he lagged a bit in the frequent-flier sweepstakes with George W. Bush who traveled from Chicago to Lexington, Ky., to Pittsburgh.
Nonetheless, it was a rare marvel that a man so certain of the church's possession of the truth should criticise those who had believed it with equal fervour, but had taken things a bit too far.The most frequent surprise, however, was the strength of spirit of soul, he would say that kept him going.
The green screen has become a little bit more frequent.
The nucleation was a little bit more frequent in the samples crystallized at higher temperatures (Fig. 2c), however not so intensive to dominate the structure formation.
If that sounds a bit like the holodeck frequented by Captain Picard on the starship Enterprise, you are right.
"We have quite a bit of information on our frequent fliers.
Yes, there was a bit of that and some frequent but light mentions of her attractiveness – but honestly, aren't we guilty of imposing some of those same standards on male candidates, as well?
