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This snow all around us was not fresh snowfall snow but instead formed of millions of tiny triangles of ice.
However, in this study, the manufacturing process of the anodized surfaces did not significantly affect the surface roughness but instead formed a very hydrophilic nanonetwork layer on the Ti surface.
Anhydrous Form I was the product in all 29 batches; however, this form was not directly crystallized, but instead, formed through de-solvation of the stoichiometric MeOH solvate by elevated temperature drying.
A segment of the LM, led by former state attorney-general Robin Millhouse, did not rejoin the Liberals, but instead formed a new party the New LM.
However, at approximately 2 nM, many cells did not bud axially to create cell clusters, but instead formed filaments that resulted from distal budding away from the birth site.
It is interesting to see that after disruption of the MII spindles the maternal chromosome-induced caps failed to complete polar body abscission but instead, formed cortical cones (Figure 2G, 2H, arrows) which are comparable to the sperm-induced fertilization cones (Figure 2H, arrowheads), suggesting that the abscission of polar body requires spindle signals.
In some plants the stem does not elongate during its early development but instead forms a short conical structure from which a crown of leaves arises.
I also believe that youth unemployment policies should not be designed and implemented in isolation, but instead form part of the comprehensive effort to promote economic development in a country.
Rather it becomes the first in a number of faces, bodies, objects and words that don't seem to cohere narratively but instead form patterns, evoke themes and suggest contingencies.
Now, Mr. Telegdy said, Mr. Burnett and other prominent reality show producers often do not make straight fee arrangements, but instead form partnerships with a network or a studio to share profits in a show.
Usually the image formed by a single lens is not good enough for precise work in such fields as astronomy, microscopy, and photography; this is because the cone of rays emitted by a single point in a distant object is not united in a perfect point by the lens but instead forms a small patch of light.
