The phrase "at dk" is not correct or usable in written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could potentially be used in a specific context where "dk" is defined, such as an abbreviation or a code, but without that context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "Please meet me at dk for the event."
Alternatives: "at the designated location" or "at the specified point".
Expert advisors from the Centre for Health Informatics at University College London were recruited to the design team to develop the electronic database for the registry (AT, DK).
SV, SP, SS, HK and DA designed research; SV, SP, PD and SWM performed research; SV, SP, SWM, CR, CA, AT, DK, SS, HK and DA analyzed data, SV and DA wrote the paper.
PM and NCK conceived and coordinated the study and drafted the paper; PM carried out the mathematical analysis; AT, DK, NS, NP and ET collected data and assisted in the development of the draft of the manuscript; CL supervised the project and contributed to the draft of the manuscript.
At DK Display on 25th Street, where a male mannequin with dreadlocks was introduced over the weekend, David Terveen, the company's owner, said he does a lot of business in mannequins that seem to have undergone decapitation.
Similarity in ring-width patterns among trees at DK shows a consistent response to the environment.
At DK, it was difficult to install a standard size sample plot (0.04 ha) (Ellis and Hayes [1997]).
Test were performed in the Mars wind tunnel facility at Aahrus University (DK) under the 2015 Europlanet Call.
Get your listeners to go look at FIRST! DK: Thank you.
The calculation result of the internal glazing surface temperature has been validated with experimental data collected in a full-scale façade element test facility at Aalborg University (DK).
The performance calculated in terms of internal surface temperature is verified with experimental data collected in a full-scale façade element test facility at Aalborg University (DK).
Table 1 Characteristics of 29 individual planted kauri trees at the DK site measured between 1986 (Pardy et al. [1992]) and 2010 (this study) Tree no.
