The commercial district is centered on Broadway and West 231st Street, the antepenultimate stop on the 1/9 subway line.
The third and antepenultimate samples (to account for group size ≥3) were used as fixed cutoff points were the observed intensity was compared to the trend line.
His Beefiness himself was the next Tony Greig, the baton handed over in Greig's antepenultimate game at Nottingham in July 1977, although no one would have had an inkling of the degree of what was to follow.
But, in the case of GST with Pro as the antepenultimate residue, the efficiency was significantly reduced when the penultimate residue was Gly or Thr.
In the antepenultimate show of this season, James Richardson is joined in the studio by Owen Gibson, Rob Smyth, and the award-winning Barry Glendenning to look back the weekend's action on and off the field.
The aminotransferase BioA, which catalyzes the antepenultimate step in the biotin pathway, has been established as a promising target due to its vulnerability to chemical inhibition.
We also confirmed that substitution of the antepenultimate residue in MalE to Pro drastically reduced the efficiency of N-Met cleavage when the penultimate residue was Ala, Gly, Pro, Ser or Thr, indicating inhibitory effects of antepenultimate residue Pro on N-Met elimination.
Despite the platform laid by their most successful power play of the season, the Knight Riders never managed to regain that fluency as two more wickets went down in the antepenultimate over as they slipped from 81 for one to 145 for seven.
The SNP site was employed to design inner primers but with a deliberate mismatch introduced at the 3′ antepenultimate from the mutation site in order to maximize specificity and detection efficiency.
A feeling for antepenultimate (third syllable from the end) primary stress, revealed in such five-syllable words as equanímity, longitúdinal, notoríety, opportúnity, parsimónious, pertinácity, and vegetárian, causes stress to shift when extra syllables are added, as in histórical, a derivative of hístory and theatricálity, a derivative of theátrical.
According to the introduction to Jiggery-Pokery: A Compendium of Double Dactyls (1967), edited by the poets Anthony Hecht and John Hollander, this single word should appear "somewhere in the poem, though preferably in the second stanza, and ideally in the antepenultimate line," though that ambivalence has, for some, hardened into a rule that the word must appear in the poem's sixth line.
