One is a modernist sculpture, another incorporates video projections and yet another is a hologram reaching toward the stars.
One variety, Fruit-a-Licious Fruit-a-Licious Fruit-a-Liciousberries, apples and peachas in the batter and on top; another incorporates crumixed ofeos (each $7.25).
A wreath made of shells hangs over the blue electric meter, and another incorporating a clove of garlic hangs near the gold-numbered front door, which is painted shut.
He created one after another, incorporating surveillance equipment, radar and other apparatus, using ground-penetrating radar to help investigators search for corpses and anthropologists find lost Roman settlements, and scanning Loch Ness for its famous monster, which proved uncooperative.
However, one of the offices oversees both the Orkney and Shetland archipelagos, and another incorporates the Western Isles.
Others have defined child health problems in terms of activity limitations in conjunction with elevated service use [ 17, 27], while another incorporates chronic conditions and service use [ 11].
This and other work suggested that yeast contain distinct mismatch repair complexes; one complex contains the Mhl1- Pms1 and Msh2- Msh6 heterodimers, whereas another incorporates Mlh1- Pms1 and Msh2- Msh3 (Johnson et al. 1996; Marsischky et al. 1996).
In a recent study in Malawi, two alternative indexes; one incorporating hypotension, oxygen saturation, temperature, electrocardiographic abnormality, and loss of independence (HOTEL); and another, incorporating tachypnea, oxygen saturation, temperature, alertness, and loss of independence (TOTAL), performed better than MEWS in predicting mortality [ 14].
AOL has already announced a deal to combine AOLTV with the TiVo video recorder and another to incorporate it into the set-top box used to decode the DirecTV satellite system.
Many sophisticated homology search and protein structure prediction tools require BLAST searches of one type or another to incorporate sequence profiles or structural information to improve performance (Moult et al., 2011).
