Using Track at both ends on one of the participant's names, the conversants could continue as long as they directly cited each other or used the mutual tracked name as a kind of conversation tag.
Dead ends At one point, at least, the internet detectives were on the right track.
It ends at One Hundred and Forty-second Street where the Avenue runs into the East River.
Fragments of Him begins at a set point, and ends at one, too – your involvement, your direction, cannot change where this story's headed.
Microtubules are in a state of dynamic equilibrium with their subunit tubulins α and β, arranged in a head to tail fashion, with preferential faster growth (plus ends) at one end, and slower growth (minus ends) at the other end.
It's the work of a brilliant writer whose career was too brief, at both ends: on the one hand, Liben died too young, in 1975 (I believe he was in his early sixties); on the other, he began his writing career late, having made his living in business, and spending more time on writing only after his early retirement.
Trees at both ends and one side explain the old name.
The percentage of novelty in the pooled-tissue cDNA library was calculated as follows: knowing that some clones have been sequenced at both ends (5' and 3') one representative sequence was selected for each clone (the selected sequence was the 3' end if it existed).
By the time it ended, at one o'clock, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had set a record.
Inspection of the weld between the feedwater nozzle and the safe end at one Taiwan BWR showed axial indications in the Alloy 182 weld.
