"If you're planning a strike over a matter of days, weeks or months, there is an opportunity to at least go to some outside-of-the-executive-branch body, like the FISA Court, in a confidential and top-secret way, make the case that this American citizen is an enemy combatant".
We constructed the tissue dictionary using a subset of the UMLS ontology (http://http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/), which contains the following branches: body, body parts, organ, tissue, cell and cell components.
We did multiple correlation tests (morphology, paramere shape, body shape vs. mtDNA branches) [ 29, 30] or ANOVA, with the amount of mtDNA change as explanatory variable, comparing it to different sets of branches (body shape, paramere shape, and morphology) grouped according to their amount of character state changes.
The girls are situated in front of particular natural landscapes loaded with tree branches, bodies of water, and birds.
Because of branching, the body systems are self-similar in many orders of magnitude and exhibit fractal scaling.
The branching cell body mutations iv77 and iv90 have short, abnormal outgrowths from the M1 cell body and occasional axon overextensions (similar to the overextension class).
Lameness was accompanied by an excessively dropped fetlock appearance, and/or palpable enlargement of the branches or body of the suspensory ligament.
It differs from the previously studied species in its branching fruiting body with many small clumps of spores [ 15], and it is basal to group 4 dictyostelids [ 16].
Even if we met on the street, we wouldn't recognize each other, our particular version of intimacy now obscured by the branches and bodies and falling debris that make up the physical world.
Dressed in soft-colored, flowing chiffon, four women look as if they have stepped off the design on an ancient Greek vessel, their arms branching and bodies often turned in profile.
