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In the 1970's, astronomers, who had long dreamed of a telescope above the blurry atmosphere, had no choice but to build a telescope that could be launched and maintained from the coming space shuttle.

One feeling and one impulse are thus created and maintained from the centre of the language to its uttermost extremities (Stephens 2007: 216).

However, the dynamics of these controls are different, with parallel orientation and apicobasal position being established and maintained from the start of mitosis, whereas planar rotations proceed throughout metaphase and only stop once anaphase begins.

New-style apps are downloaded and maintained from a trusted source, the Windows Store, and they run in sandboxes that prevent them from doing bad things.

Interestingly, during differentiation, mRNA levels of all markers were significantly raised and maintained from Day 5 in the PGC-like KO EBs (Fig. 4) compared to WT and WT-like KO EBs, which showed similar expression among each other.

The high level of integration that had been developed during drills such as Urban Shield, and was maintained from the coordination centre during the marathon, facilitated a response when the bombs went off that has been widely praised.

Mr. Black said in a statement that "Mr. Limbaugh and I have maintained from the start that there was no doctor-shopping, and we continue to hold this position".

And cliché, Lichtenstein maintained from the start, was central to his work.

The victims' relatives and settler activists maintained from the outset that the car crashed after coming under attack from Palestinians who were throwing stones.

Ceramic scaffolds of silicon carbide (SiC) and pyrolyzed carbon (C), both obtained from plant precursors, present an abundant macro, meso and nanoscaled porosity, maintained from the natural structures.

Cardiomyocyte survival and function may be maintained from the resulting decreased caspases 3 and 8 levels and to increased Bcl-2 protein in the heart.