The table contains important columns, such as study accession, name, title, number of samples, number of experiments, number of runs, and average number of reads and bases.
His wife was particularly bemused by the possibility of his accession to the title of mahant.
Not only does it annul the alliteration in "The Oracle of Omaha," but a sage is also of smaller stature.With his recent accession to the title of world's richest man, Mr Buffett deserves to be slighted by his British sobriquet no longer.
Table 1 lists the Accession Number and title of each print.
During those years he also served first in the House of Commons of Great Britain, and then, upon his accession to the title of Earl of Cornwallis in 1762, in the House of Lords.
At the 50th anniversary of the couple's accession to the ducal title, Debo swanned into the marquee in a costume created for a Victorian duchess at a 19th-century Chatsworth thrash: she found its whaleboning very supportive.
His was the primary role in negotiating the marriage of Maria Theresa to Francis Stephen of Lorraine (later Emperor Francis I) and implementing the diplomacy required to promote her husband's eventual accession to the imperial title.
Weir's latest historical novel concentrates on the perilous 20 or so years before Elizabeth's accession, when her royal title of princess was removed in favour of "the Lady Elizabeth" and she spent much of her life effectively under house arrest in a series of palaces.
The removal of the obligation to cancel, in 1846, led only to confusion, as numerous families began petitioning to have their already cancelled titles revived; in 1858 it was declared that the vizcondado previo was no longer necessary for accession to the higher titles.
With the accession of Kalonji to the title of Mulopwe on 16 July, the state's title changed to the Federated Kingdom of South Kasai (Royaume fédéré du Sud-Kasaï).
