Despite the notorious development of technology, design seems anchored in the first linear and branched proposals found in teaching machines and in programmed teaching.
At present, only eight EST-SSR markers are anchored in the first and only sesame genetic map [ 10].
Using a 5′ primer anchored in the third intron upstream of miR1126/miR1126*, and the most peripheral 3′ primer anchored in the last exon, we were able to amplify precursors containing the intron sequence with miR1126 and miR1126* in all developmental stages studied.
The zygomatic implants are anchored in the upper second premolar position, passing through the maxillary sinus and making new grounding in the body of the zygoma.
At noon, on what was meant to be the last day of our journey, I was glad to hear that we'd stay anchored in Kasanga, the second to last stop for the afternoon and evening, to allow more time for passengers to do their trade, and to avoid the $100 Zambian nighttime docking fee.
The first is anchored in the notion that the workplace is the property of the owner and as such privacy guidelines are the prerogative of the employer.
Second, when anchored in the plasma membrane, the centriole behaves as a basal body and nucleates an axoneme, which, depending on species and/or cell type, can be the backbone of flagella or cilia, be they motile or immotile, sensory or primary cilia (4 6).
Advance reports indicate that it's anchored in the second half of the nineteen-seventies, the time of Davis's withdrawal from public performance, and that it dramatizes his friendship with a journalist (played by Ewan McGregor) who helps to coax him back to the stage.
In fact, dendritic cells are known not to stay freely circulating in the peripheral blood for too long, as they quickly anchor in the lymphoid organs (first and foremost in the mesenterium).
