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A typical zebra finch is the size of a mouse and weighs about 15 grams, so the backpack had to be light and attached in way that did not prevent the bird from flying or copulating.
This calculation corresponds closely to our observation of spirochetal infection in larval ticks that had attached, in nature, to hosts that do not support spirochetal infection (20).
Cargo can be attached in a manner that provides a homogeneous derivative population rather than a polydisperse mixture of singly and multiply-labeled molecular species.
In times of hardship, a team approach can help you to work through problems in a less emotionally attached way, in that both of you assume responsibilities for fixing things rather than expecting one or the other to fix things.
But they hunted efficiently, using unusually stout arrows, whose heads were attached in a distinctive manner that allowed anthropologists who found discarded shafts to track their movements.
Like balanol, these molecules consist of four ring systems (A D) attached in a linear fashion that occupy the adenine, ribose, polyphosphate, and hydrophobic subsites.
If your canvas is attached in another way, undo that.
NASA's Jerry Goodman, who's in charge of acoustics for the $100 billion project, reported at the conference that readings taken shortly after the module was attached in July show that noise levels average more than 70 decibels.
Analysts say the sinking of the Cheonan may also prove to be the final nail in the coffin of the so-called sunshine policy of his liberal predecessors, who in 2000 started giving the North aid with no strings attached in the hopes that it would open up.
The epithet feather-duster refers to the multicoloured crown of finely divided tentacles that are attached in two groups, one on either side of the worm's head.
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