I don't want to seem backward.' And finally, gradually, these people came".
The team next travels to the late second century, to Tebtunis in Egypt and to Mabbug/Hierapolis near the Euphrates, and finally, backward in time again, to Ephesus a bit earlier in the same century.
Finally, backward whirl occurs along the wall.
Finally, backward propagating (from soma-to-dendrites) signals following steady-state current injection into the soma was also characterized by higher attenuation factor in the human neuron compared with mouse neuron (Fig. 8 E2, E2).
Over the ages, each religion learns -- with many steps backward and sideways but, finally, with more steps forward -- that it must find a way to live with its "heretical" offshoots and with other religions.
By John Updike Andrew Sean Greer Andrew Sean Greer's 2004 novel, "The Confessions of Max Tivoli," quite brilliantly fulfilled the difficult task it set itself — to show the life of a man born old, who over the decades grows backward into infancy and, finally, nonexistence.
Andrew Sean Greer's 2004 novel, "The Confessions of Max Tivoli," quite brilliantly fulfilled the difficult task it set itself — to show the life of a man born old, who over the decades grows backward into infancy and, finally, nonexistence.
Finally, a backward pass scans the image from right to left and bottom to top and modifies the image as follows: (3).
Finally, a backward stepwise variable selection process based on a significance level alpha of 5% was used.
Finally, the backward translation of English OIDP was verified with the original developers of the OIDP at University College London.
