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In a demonstration of the complete disregard for authority for which the names of assorted players on his team had long been bywords, Johnny decided completely to ignore the order and sent the ball fizzing low and hard towards the well-guarded goal-line.

This is the first demonstration of complete recombinant metabolosome activity transferred in a single step and supports phylogenetic evidence that the pdu genes are readily horizontally transmissible.

The challenge includes identification of differences between leukemia stem cells and their normal stem cell counterparts, and demonstration of complete control of leukemia by targeting these cancer stem cells.

Think of it another way: Even if it's not full demonstration of complete reuse, by showing that it's even possible in the real world to land and recover a vehicle like this, SpaceX has done something very important — they've incrementally, but permanently shifted the debate about reusability.

It can be expected that in the updated WHO classification (publication of which is scheduled early in 2016) demonstration of (complete) 1p/19q codeletion will indeed be required for the diagnosis of 'canonical oligodendroglioma' and that the (poorly reproducible) diagnosis of mixed gliomas will largely disappear.

Olmos spoke about everything from his time as the youngest professional baseball player in California, complete with a demonstration of a fastball pitch.

The ceremony outside Holyrood, complete with MSPs throwing confetti, was a demonstration of the support for equal marriage in Scotland.

The company launched the Movement website on Sunday, complete with a Silicon Valley-styled promotional video and a demonstration of how Movement works.

In 2009, students were asked to complete a written application, including a short CV and a demonstration of their motivation.

Complete western blots are shown in supplementary material Fig. S5 as a demonstration of samples run in parallel.

A demonstration of turn-by-turn directions.