England abundantly demonstrated both those qualities in announcing a squad of 17 players to defend the Ashes in Australia this winter.
(Picture book; ages 1 to 6) Doubling as a baby book and an early reader, this book about the ups and downs of avian rivalry succeeds abundantly on both fronts.
What's abundantly clear, both from Mr. Romney's 2010 returns and from the returns of the top 400, is that at the very pinnacle of taxpayers, the United States has a regressive tax system.
More telling, though the Chinese won both the bronze and silver medals in this event, the pair playing May-Treanor and Walsh, Tian Jia and Wang Jie, made it abundantly clear both before and afterwards that they never felt they had a chance of winning this match, even though the head-to-head record between the pairs is 5-2 in favour of the US.
Wind energy is abundantly available both onshore and offshore.
Our results show that the emerging H7N9 virus attached moderately or abundantly to both upper and lower respiratory tract, a pattern not seen before for avian influenza A viruses.
However, when the supply of reduced Fe in the water column and pore water of the sediments is limited and organic matter (OM) is abundantly available, both sulfate reduction by one part of the OM and quenching of the reduced sulfur (S) species by the remaining part of the OM will occur, leading to formation of S-rich sedimentary OM [2,3].
They exist abundantly in both grey and white matter of the mature CNS in rodents as well as human.
In contrast, synovial sublining macrophages abundantly expressed both the MΦIL-10 markers CD163 and CD32 and the MΦIFN-γ marker CD64.
Misframed proteins were abundantly produced, both from the transgenes and from endogenous Drosophila ubiquitin-encoding genes, and their abundance increased during aging in whole-fly extracts.
