After a codified selection procedure, attention was paid to Ag, Au, CuO, TiO2, ZnO and C60 ENPs, evidencing and comparing the observed nanoecotoxicity range of effect.
Russia, bruised by Washington's abrogation of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty, was delighted when the White House said it would, after all, codify future nuclear-arms reductions via a legal document, not just a handshake.
According to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assn., nearly 100 aerial advertising firms went out of business after Congress codified the no-fly zones over the Disney parks and sporting events.
After that, codified value systems may have emerged from the penalties that tribes meted out for various wrongdoings: twenty goats, say, for killing someone's brother.
The Kent-Kangley Road was built as a wagon road by King County by the late 1890s and was upgraded to a paved highway after being codified as two highways during the creation of the primary and secondary state highways system in 1937: SSH 1K and SSH 5A.
After Ms. Baldwin introduced legislation codifying President Obama's "Buffett Rule," which would increase the tax rate for many people who earn more than $1 million a year, Republicans denounced her for seeking to raise taxes on "American families and small businesses".
Liberal groups, which are deeply skeptical whether Republicans will keep their word after years of inaction on codifying protections for the undocumented young people often called Dreamers, angrily slammed Democrats ― and in particular Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y).
After that, all resultant genes codifying proteins preset in KOG dataset was utilized.
For decades after Adams' death, his role in codifying baseball's early rules was largely unremembered.
LONG AFTER the Canadian James Naismith dreamed up a winter-time diversion called basketball, the Europeans went to work codifying another winter-time diversion.
