Compact bone adheres one of the three forms, namely woven, laminar and haversian bone, histologically.
Timing is still everything As well as allowing space, we also adhere to one of allowing time.
Companies are never explicit about it, but they usually adhere to one of three people-development philosophies.
Such a victory would probably cause ever more hand-wringing by theater people but would also adhere to one of Broadway's golden rules.
Now in its 246th year – remarkably it has been held every year without interruption since 1769 – it is held to adhere to one of the RA's founding principles: to "mount an annual exhibition open to all artists of distinguished merit" to finance the training of young artists in the Royal Academy Schools.
I was thrilled, for instance, to hear someone actually speak the line "It's alive!" As for the beast itself, well, Hollywood creatures adhere to one of two models: the Ernest Borgnine (wide, toadish, grinning) or the James Woods (vulpine, pointy-faced, unfriendly), and our chum in "Cloverfield," with his crutchlike arrangement of limbs, springs firmly from the latter camp.
In addition to the blockchain requirement, the company is also requiring that suppliers adhere to one of the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), which have been internationally recognized as food safety standards, according to the company.
She has found that most people adhere to one of two mindsets: fixed or growth.
Worse, many current members of Congress seem unable to adhere to one of Punaro's chief "lessons learned" from his Senate experience: following one's "moral compass".
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