Models were fitted to the language measures and full-scale CAST, and subsequently CAST subscales, using Mx [ Neale et al., 2003].
As expected, more patients in the Kirschner wire group were given a cast after the operation, and subsequently that group had more plaster changes (table 4).
During the second half of the 19th century, metal bedsteads became common, first made of cast iron, subsequently of brass tubing.
Most of the plays she was cast in subsequently were the comfortably middle-class fodder of the period, but she soon found a place in British films, starring opposite Hanley in Landscape (1937).
And if further proof is needed that our interest in this opera is becoming more widely shared, it's being staged in December at Louis XIV's theatre in the Palace of Versailles, with the world's leading countertenor Franco Fagioli in the role of Farnaspe, and a new studio recording of that cast will subsequently be unleashed on the world.
Films were cast and subsequently heated to 300 °C to cause imidization.
Collagen fibrin co-gels were cast and subsequently digested using either plasmin or collagenase; the microstructure and mechanical behavior of the resulting networks were then compared with the respective pure collagen or fibrin gels of the same protein concentration.
It was demonstrated that the α-Mg phase nucleates preferentially on the surface of micron-sized yttria (Y2O3) particles that form in the melt during casting and subsequently grow in preferential crystallographic directions to generate an intimate distribution of interwoven flakes throughout the amorphous matrix.
Subsequently, cast, or caste, became established in English and major European languages (notably Dutch and French) in the same specific sense.
Thompson was subsequently cast as Asher, and the character and his casting were announced on 28 July 2010.
