The phrase "at itc" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
Without context, it's unclear what "itc" refers to, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "I will meet you at itc" does not provide clarity.
Alternatives: "at the center" or "at the location".
The special floors — called Eva floors at ITC — come with all sorts of girly pampering, and are staffed completely by women.
According to senior executives, Deveshwar has increasingly been driving the strategy himself in a bid to ratchet up the growth rates at ITC.
Finally, we studied whether gene-targeted deletion of Kv4.2 has an influence on NMDA receptors at ITC excitatory synapses.
Similarly, the incidence of medial tibial stress syndrome (5.7%) is comparable with previous studies from civilian populations [ 29] and previous cohorts at ITC [ 30].
This indicates a strong, yet indirect effect of Kv4.2 on the synaptic content of NMDA receptor subtypes, and a likely role in synaptic plasticity at ITC neurons.
Indeed, mortality due to confirmed cases of heartwater has been observed in sheep after 3 4 weeks of quarantine in tick/insect proof stables prior to use in heartwater vaccination experiments at ITC.
In this paper we report on the fabrication at ITC-irst of the first batch of prototypes.
Pixel detectors for mammographic applications have been fabricated at ITC-irst on 800 μm thick silicon wafers adopting a double side n+-on-n fabrication technology.
A thorough static characterization, including stability measurements in varying humidity conditions, has been carried out on a variety of samples fabricated at ITC-irst.
Recordings were made in voltage-clamp mode with a holding potential of 0 mV, initial gain of 0.5x, filtering at 10 kHz, and digitized with at ITC-18 acquisition interface (Instrutech).
As Simon Mellor, the new executive director of the arts at Arts Council England, pointed out at the ITC summer conference at the Bush theatre on Friday, it is hugely worrying that public support for the arts is dropping.
