The offending commentary accompanies the second chapter, in which Muhammad, speaking for Allah, reviews the history of monotheism up until his day so as to demonstrate the superiority of Islam to Judaism and Christianity.
Subsequently, the priority of constraints is reversed so as to demonstrate the effect of the targeting procedure on the final design.
We sought therefore to verify whether nanoparticles containing either fetuin-A or albumin might reveal these same chemical characteristics so as to demonstrate that such simple protein-mineral complexes may indeed reproduce all the structural characteristics attributed to NB and calcium granules.
With these observations and optimisations established, we demonstrated the versatility of the method by synthesising a sufficient number of trimers 7– 24 (Table 1) so as to demonstrate that each monomer in the set could couple and be coupled to.
"The timing of this is suspect because it is political or it is so late as to demonstrate incompetence," Mr. Green said.
He puffs his cheeks out (there he is, old chubby Jamie!), puckers his brow, shakes his head, bites his bottom lip, to show that this is a bad thing, as well as to demonstrate concern and empathy for Mario.
A new study commissioned by British Gas goes so far as to demonstrate that Murphy's Law (or Sod's Law, as it's known in the U.K). is not only a legitimate phenomenon but a measurable one.
The missions aimed at Taliban leaders are to pressure some fighters to lay down their arms, as well as to demonstrate to mid- and higher-level commanders that reconciliation would be the wiser path.
This court concluded that "the rejection of votes from legal voters, not brought about by fraud, and not of such magnitude as to demonstrate that a free expression of the popular will has been suppressed," is insufficient to void an election, "at least unless it be shown that the votes rejected would have changed the result".
Two years ago, his partner, Ms. Miller, was one of the first designers to join Helmut Lang and Calvin Klein when they defiantly decided to present their collections ahead of Milan and Paris, a move intended to improve deliveries, as well as to demonstrate that American designers were not going to play second fiddle to their European rivals.
"Social kissing might have evolved as a way for people to inoculate themselves against passion, as well as to demonstrate their ability to rein in or even transcend desire," said Daniel Akst, the author of "We Have Met the Enemy: Self-Control in an Age of Excess".
