The dancers offered the athletically based choreography for which Pilobolus is known.
Rather than deity, royalty or the other stuff of operatic convention, Strauss based "Intermezzo," for which he wrote the libretto, on an episode from his own married life.
Conversely, about 38%95%5% CI 28 to 49) of the sample were taking a non-nutrient based NHP for which previous adverse events had been documented.
He is winning the race in the marketplace, making ground with a fan base for which Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Gordon are the top draws.
With this channel, the PDP-8/338 PDP-8/338an monitor the contents of any Multics data bases for which it knows the location and format.
Endolymphatic sac tumor (ELST) is a rare lesion of the skull base for which the origin has recently been ascertained.
In this, they are probably responding to the true feelings of the Party's base, for which the war on terror is more about nationalism, Christianity, and raw fear than about idealistic blandishments of democracy promotion.
The above findings were integrated into the designed multilayer "SiO2/β-FeSi2+SiO2 composites/SiO2 baseier/Mo base", for which the optical absorption spectrum achieved high conversion efficiencies of over 72.3% at high temperatures below 700 °C.
This would require a decision-making base, for which this study established the criteria and factors and assessed the importance of each factor using the fuzzy analytical hierarchy process (AHP) method.
These are closely connected with the encouragement of public and private sector co-operation on research and innovation, not least with an emphasis on the science base, for which the Cambridge Silicon Fen – a British equivalent to California's Silicon Valley – has become world famous.
