It describes how the design of the library was agreed, revised, implemented and, most importantly, received by the academic community, and considers the impact the changes have had on the usage of the library and the subsequent realignment of staffing duties to meet the demands of the new service.
The new interchange and subsequent realignment shortened the total length of SR 502 by 1.46 mile, however, the mileposts were not updated,.
If the drop in the force curves can be attributed to the rearrangement of atoms to a new or modified crystalline structure, it appears that BCC materials undergo a significant change in their structure and subsequent realignment relative to the FCC materials, as previously reported in the literature.
These data are aligned to the reference genome sequence using BLAST (30), with a subsequent realignment of transcript data by Est2Genome (31).
At the same time, the white backlash and subsequent political realignment that LBJ had predicted was already underway.
Employing only 1 lithographic step and several batch processing techniques, we ensure that the creation of the complex shapes can be obtained in a reproducible manner without subsequent realignment steps.
Our modifications included the usage of Muscle [ 43] for protein alignment and subsequent use of the realignment tool of Csurös et al. [ 44] to optimize the recognition of conserved intron positions.
The managed realignment of coastal defences and subsequent creation of intertidal habitats is one of several 'soft' engineering options that could reduce the costs of maintaining embankments and at the same time deliver environmental benefits.
The cysts were removed, and the decompression and realignment of the spinal cord were confirmed with postoperative MRI.
Managed realignment (MR) is a 'soft' engineering technique that involves the deliberate landwards retreat of the existing line of coastal defence and subsequent tidal inundation of land.
