In the hospital cafeteria, Meredith Grey announces that Wilson will be given the honor of performing a supervised appendectomy, a procedure historically used as a reward for interns.
He also offers a melodic hook beyond the elusive tone rows, a theme historically used to represent and honor Bach (B flat, A, C, B natural, or in German nomenclature, B, A, C, H), stated in the Introduction and developed into a vast fantasy in the Finale.
Giant viruses are also extreme outliers in terms of their physical size, being too large to pass through porcelain filters, a criterion historically used to define a virus.
If a response to treatment with GH is defined as ≥ 2 cm/yr (a standard historically used in studies of response to GH), then 50% of the patients responded after 1 year of treatment.
These graphics perpetuate the myth that most rapes are committed by men of color on white women -- a myth historically used to keep men of color "in their place".
A term historically used only by telco professionals, zero-rating describes the practice of ISPs, like Comcast and Verizon, allowing customers to consume content from certain platforms without it counting toward their data plan cap.
Increase in growth velocity of ≥ 2 cm/yr was considered significant (a standard historically used in studies of response to GH)(26– 26).
The gorget was an instrument historically used for the removal of stones from the bladder.
A pilot study was conducted to determine if high fructose corn syrup contains mercury, a toxic metal historically used as an anti-microbial.
But enterprises like these will never be a substitute for a vital newspaper industry, which has historically used a distributed model of reporting to hold government, business and the broader culture to account.
Race, many sociologists and anthropologists have argued for decades, is a social invention historically used to justify prejudice and persecution.
