Playing in a specially adapted bull ring in the Mediterranean island city of Palma de Mallorca, the Balearic Islands, Kafelnikov won by 6-4, 5-7, 6-1.
In this arena (ø 1.0 m, height of vertical surrounding wall: 0.4 m), concentric circles were depicted at one-third and at two-third of the arena's diameter, dividing the surface into a center, a middle ring and an outer ring (adapted from Walsh and Cummins 1976).
As an example, Camperi and Wang [24] have proposed and studied a network model of visuo-spatial working memory in prefontal cortex adapted from the ring model of orientation of Ben-Yishai and colleagues [1].
That money should allow Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Chief Raymond Kelly to accelerate their work on two security "rings" — an idea adapted from London's "Ring of Steel" — that deploy cameras and other surveillance equipment around the city.
Look around at every store that you go to - you can "adapt" any silver ring into a purity ring.
To test if microglial cells are sufficient to induce vessel branching when added to an angiogenic situation, we modified and adapted the rat aortic ring culture system described earlier [29] to the mouse.
Censors were in full cry by 1946 when MGM released "The Postman Always Rings Twice," adapted from James M. Cain's novel.
In most instances, obtaining a wheelchair for modification is only possible with forward planning and communication between the surgical team and therapists; a standard leg rest has to be adapted to accommodate the rings of the fixator because an unmodified elevated leg rest is inadequate.
When radiochemists began to explore radiofluorination of aromatic rings, they adapted literature procedures that had been used successfully for nonlabeled fluorine incorporation.
A heavy-ion storage ring can be adapted for use as an isochronous mass spectrometer if the ion velocity matches the transition energy of the ring.
