The time-evolution of biomass concentration, TAG, intracellular nitrogen and carbohydrate contents, as well as the TAG productivity, are shown in Figure 1 for the run inoculated at 1.5 g L−1 in the vertical reactor under low light conditions.
Moreover, by monitoring the entropy of tag vocabulary, as well as the tag reuse and tag discrimination metrics, LORs administrators can understand the tagging behavior of the users of the LOR.
But this time, as the tag line for the worst of the Jaws sequels said, "it's personal".
A picture of a copier appears as the tag line from the sponsor, Toshiba, is delivered: "Don't copy.
Your ideas become reality" serves as the tag line of a $15 million print campaign aimed at adult homeowners ages 25 to 54.
When Squirrels Screech It may be, as the tag line for the movie "Alien" put it, that in space no one can hear you scream.
"The magazine about shopping," as Lucky proudly announces, is as much a declaration of principles as the tag line of "Sex, sports, beer, gadgets, clothes and fitness".
Censorship?" There's quite a discussion of this going on on Twitter, with a lot of people suggesting using #FreedomFlotilla as the tag for posts.
As a result, Rate My Professors is best consulted "for novelty purposes only," as the tag on bad fake-ID cards used to read.
The finished product skews toward Japanese club kid chic, but the coats are machine washable and, as the tag on one sleeping bag says, "They're great for slumber parties, nap time and travel".
