To behave well in the lonely, losing battle with life is to show "grace under pressure" and constitutes in itself a kind of victory, a theme clearly established in The Old Man and the Sea.
An energy based micro macro transition is then proposed for upscaling and constitutes, in fact, a generalization of the Hill Mandel lemma to the case of higher-order homogenization problems.
These chants go back more than fifty generations and constitute, in effect, an oral history of the Maoris, and Fuller, a man who is intensely interested in almost everything, undertook to persuade his friend that it was high time they were recorded on tape and made available to scholars, himself included.
Except from toxins that have a direct effect and can constitute in a particular genomic context a possible virulence factor, other factors named "virulence factors" are in reality factors associated to fitness in a tested experimental model [70].
In the 18th century, hand carding was laborious and constituted a bottleneck in the newly mechanized production of textiles.
But his teaching career began at the University of Pennsylvania in 1954 and constituted something of a breakthrough in American academia.
Paul and Gary Gait, twins who played for Syracuse (1987-90) and who constitute in themselves a hall of fame within the Hall of Fame, grew up in Victoria, British Columbia, a hotbed of lacrosse.
This argument has also been criticized as being too permissive and as constituting in effect a license for wishful believing, but its basic principle can perhaps be validly used in the context of basing beliefs upon one's religious experience.
These cells have not yet been exposed to the immunosuppressive milieu of the tumour and constitute an in vivo expanded source of tumour reactive lymphocytes.
The entire setup is 36.5 cm in height and constitutes a cylinder with a diameter with 41 cm (Fig. 9B).
