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JOHANNESBURG — With elections only three days away, the African National Congress rally on Sunday was the largest event of a long campaign, the crowd filling every available seat in Johannesburg's biggest rugby stadium and the overflow of celebrators packing another arena nearby.
(C) After duodenojejunostomy, the duodenal pressure decreased and the overflow of pancreas juice from the pancreatic stump was subsequently reduced.
The advancing contact angle governs the filling and the overflow of the channels, while the receding contact angle drives the characteristics of the break-up of the total overflow.
And the overflow of public outcry and support from their constituents gives them the momentum to go from average anti-war candidates to populist juggernauts.
He had more time to grapple with those issues in his next school, which was so crowded that he and the overflow of students from several grades were sent to a makeshift classroom in a church.
The large mahogany dining table, which takes up most of his living room and catches the overflow of books and papers from his desk, had been cleared off.
It also suggests the adoption of green infrastructure to trap more storm water on land and mitigate the overflow of untreated sewage into the seas.
In previous reports, low-temperature (LT) buffer-layer techniques, which can reduce atom diffusion at the interface and hinder the overflow of Mg atoms from the substrate into the subsequent high-temperature (HT) growth [18, 34], have been employed to improve the crystallinities of ZnO films grown by MBE [15, 33, 35].
and thus avoid the overflow of the detector, and increase the sensitivity for scattered signal outside the specular plane.
As York and Lancaster prepare to clash, he notes reports from various districts of a rain of blood and the overflowing of holy wells, along with the appearance of a sea monster bearing "a great crest" on its head and a "great red beard".
Flash flooding and the overflowing of storm sewers ensued in the southeastern portions of the state; there were also losses to crops, especially corn, cotton, and tobacco.
