Not (title slightly altered) out by February 2014, which meant the manuscript had to be completed by May 2013.
I don't know of any university today that receives close to full-cost reimbursement for government-sponsored research - some of which leads to discoveries that have completely altered out lives.
Eros House has been altered out of recognition, Tricorn has gone, and Gateshead is set to follow.
He goes on to outline how, for someone of his generation, the military environment has altered out of all recognition since the end of the cold war.
We are frequently told that old models of social differentiation in Britain have altered out of all recognition, necessitating the use of such delicate and dubious instruments as this year's Great British Class Survey to more accurately determine where each of us stands on a supposed spectrum between the elite and the precariat.
altering our scientific language is cohesive with altering out social and private life' (Neurath 1944a, 46).
The historical, "linear" business model, in which consumers shopped only in stores they could walk or drive to, in which manufacturers conducted business only via retailers, and in which retailers served customers within a certain distance of each store, has been altered out of all recognition.
In the current study, toxicogenomic results showed that, by exposure to NanoByk NPs capped with ammonium citrate, Caco-2 cells were almost unaffected, as only 13 genes were altered out of 44,000 transcripts (Table 1).
As illustrated in Figure 5E,G, C-AACs either did not alter (4 out of 5) or decrease (1 out of 5) their firing rates during ripples (inset in Figure 5G).
It thus appears that the introduction of octyl side chain substituted thiophene moieties to the parent compound does not alter the out-of-plane spacing in these thermally annealed thin films.
