In the line of wit to which Coward's comedies belong, for instance, Sheridan ("The School for Scandal") was twenty-six; Congreve ("The Way of the World") was thirty; Orton ("What the Butler Saw") was thirty-four; and Wilde ("The Importance of Being Earnest") was a positively decrepit forty-one.
Here belong for instance health systems with competitive HCP, such as in the USA [22], or state-controlled health systems, such as in Australia and the UK [10].
To this basic data belong, for instance, the observed ROMIs, the number of single ages, and the number of forecast years, as well as the age-specific coefficients θ 1,x and θ 2,x for the exponential model.
Moreover, such an approach allows one to define the STR patterns belonging, for instance, to the B14, B25, and B31 serotypes, for which no homozygous typing cells are available.
If the patterns and colors of traditional Palestinian embroidery told stories of place and belonging — indicating, for instance, a village of origin — Nassar's work too addresses issues of identity.
Applied to TFs these functional annotations may indicate what structural superclass a certain TF belongs to, for instance 'zinc finger' [21].
The WSN to which the LNs belong may be for instance a 6LoWPAN or a ZigBee network.
He said the famous photograph "V-J Day in Times Square," for instance, belonged to the photographer and not to the sailor or the nurse who are kissing.
The prophet, for instance, belongs to these charismatic types.
Mr. Majhi, for instance, belongs to a low caste group so poor for so long that they are commonly known as musahars, or the rat-eaters.
