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Frankenstein meanwhile is being frequently brought back to life – first in this year's flop I, Frankenstein, and next in a forthcoming film starring Daniel Radcliffe and James McAvoy.
Teams of inspectors will canvass national government agencies this month and next in a hunt for illegal software, while lower levels of government will be searched in May and June, an office spokesman, Wang Ziqiang, told the official newspaper, The People's Daily.
In a primary survey, the number of iNPH patients in each hospital department during the year 2012 was estimated for stratification of institutions and next, in a secondary survey, selected patients provided detailed information, determining the clinical and epidemiological features of interest.
In order to evaluate the possible influence of the nature of the solvent beyond its dielectric constant on the photophysical properties of the four probes, we carried out measurements in dioxane/water mixtures with dielectric constants spanning a broad range of values, and next in a variety of pure solvents with dielectric constants ranging from 4.8 to 33.
It does, however, have a Cac-like sol locus on its chromosome containing adhE2 (a fusion protein coding for an aldehyde-alcohol dehydrogenase, c15160), followed by ctfA and ctfB2 (c15180, c15180, encoding the two units of the CoA-transferase, CoAT), and, next, in an opposite orientation a monocistronic putative adc (acetoacetate decarboxylase, Adc, c15190) (Figs. 6a, 7).
In the bathroom, a discarded "diaper" leads to a contemplative toilet trainer facing a "potty" and, next in line, a "toilet".
Therefore, the signals to be radiated are first stored in a temporary buffer and next transmitted in a loop to the USRP through the USB 3.0.
The resultant extract was condensed in a vacuum evaporator and next dried in a dryer under the pressure of 40 mm Hg, at the temperature of 70 °C.
And the next inning, Ike Davis sent a hanging slider from Richard on a parabolic path over the bullpens behind the right-center-field fence.
From a political perspective, the liberties were the places where criminals were conveyed for public executions, well-attended and sometimes festive rituals that served to mark the boundary between this life and the next in a more secular fashion.
After completion of the trial entry details, an independent researcher responsible for treatment allocation was contacted by telephone, and the next in a series of consecutively numbered, opaque, sealed envelopes opened.
