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Flow ability of the analyte was also analyzed based of the peak wavelength shift of the PC-based biosensor.
Plus it's got charts based of OFHEO data showing price appreciation in various markets.
A new company called Yondr (based, of course, in San Francisco), has created a cell-phone straightjacket for concertgoers.
The systems, SACD (Super Audio Compact Disc) and DVD-Audio, are based, of course, on incompatible technologies.
"I think giving consumers a choice is a really important part of growing the installed based of Xbox One," Spencer told the Guardian.
Blu-ray & DVD, Dogwoof Digital The Conjuring Pleasingly creepy and effective old-school ghost shocker, based (of course)on a "true story".
Then everything is turned around by meeting a beautiful man, Dean Moriarty (Garrett Hedlund), based of course on the Beat icon Neal Cassady.
As Cowell's son is two, let's kick off with a few picture book suggestions, all animal-based, of course.
I've always suspected that Mr Bush was not - how to put it - the most reality-based of individuals.
And yet you are the most Earth-based of all of us.
Aside from some (brisket-based, of course) tacos here and there, Delaney is all brisket, all the time.
