The Prasinophyceae lineage to which O. tauri belongs represents an early branch from the green lineage that includes the land plants [14], [15].
13 The collaborative environment to which social media belongs represents a shift in technology and functionality from 'Web 1.0', in which static online content and applications were created and published by individuals, to 'Web 2.0', in which there is continuous modification and participation by all users.
Even amid the din of the upheaval in the Arab world, that new sense of belonging represents a more pacific and perhaps more powerful undertow pulling in directions that call into question more parochial notions.
Taken together, the compound scaffold, to which H1PVAT belongs, may represent another promising class of poliovirus capsid-binding inhibitors next to V-073 and pirodavir.
Palaeontological sites can be a significant sample of the palaeocommunity to which they belonged, or represent effects of animal consumption.
Even over this extraordinary, internationalist fortnight, when the world is in Britain, seeing the best of the British, some surly jingoists will not accept what their country is and will not let those who made their lives here or who identify with the nation ever, ever feel they can belong or represent GB.
The Deuterostomes (the evolutionary lineage to which humans belong) are represented by a number of model organisms including mice, fish, sea squirts, sea urchins and, of course, humans.
Age is the age group that the respondent belongs to, with 1 representing 20 29 years, 2 representing 30 39 years, 3 representing 40 49 years, 4 representing 50 59 years, 5 representing 60 69 years, 6 representing 70 79 years, and 7 representing 80 years and over.
Admittedly a little hokey, as films about the Irish by the English tend to be, it categorically did not deserve the backlash it received: 'The art it represents belongs to that school of very classy calendar art supported by airlines, insurance corporations and a few enlightened barber shops.
The most notorious segment of this section belongs to Ann Woodward, represented by three cocktail dresses and three 1955 photos.
The other 140,000 workers on Long Island that the Fed claims it represents belong to the national union, but not the local council.
