A secondary version is available too.
While Andrew Cancio of Blythe, Calif., upset Puerto Rico's Alberto Machado by knockout Saturday in Indio to win the secondary version of the WBA super-featherweight belt, his promoter, Eric Gomez of Golden Boy, said "[I] haven't thought about" pointing Cancio toward Davis.
So here are the details: Apple has been working on a way to sell a secondary, smaller version of the iPhone at a cheaper price.
The book will include primary versions of the songs, as well as secondary versions with explanations of where and why they might have been played, to give insights into the minds of the musicians.
We measured self-reported student engagement as a secondary outcome, using a modified version of a validated tool [ 28].
This observation is explained satisfactorily by a new version of secondary dendrite arm migration caused by temperature gradient zone melting during peritectic solidification, which involves both primary and peritectic phases.
In their evaluation of the IM program (Hey and Nielsen 2004), Becquet and Przeworski (2009) considered secondary contact as a version of the null hypothesis of allopatric speciation without gene flow (see their fig. 1 E) and regarded the detection of gene flow by IM as a false positive error.
We also introduce an updated version of Secondary Metabolite Bioinformatics Portal (SMBP; http://www.secondarymetabolites.org), which we previously released as a curated gateway to all the computational tools and databases useful for discovery and engineering of secondary metabolites.
Our secondary model is a simplified version of our primary model built in Microsoft Excel.
Content is not the issue here, but rather the speed, the weird unconscious surety, with which the schoolgirls of Tokyo took up a secondary feature (text messaging) of a new version of the cellular telephone, and generated, almost overnight, a micro-culture.
A chaladoo is a version of a….
