Ces six saucissons-ci sont six sous".
We read poems and sang songs in unison -- a younger person's classroom activity, perhaps, but a curiously comfortable one -- and recited tongue twisters: "Comment sont ces six saucissons-ci?
35 In photoexposed human facial skin, immature cornified envelopes (CEs) were replaced with mature CEs four weeks after treatment with salicylic-polyethylene glycol (PEG).
The Brahman sage Bharata mentions in his Natyashastra (1st century bce 3rd century ce) two types of vernacular, the Prakrits (bhasas) and their corruptions (vibhasas), in the dialects spoken by the Sabara, Abhira, and Candala peoples.
Full-time employees enjoy benefits of full medical insurance coverage, licenses and fees paid, uniforms provided, stipend for CE, two weeks paid vacation with opportunities to increase this over time, and more.
In summary, 14 children received only CV (four courses), 11 were given CV and CE (two courses each), five had CV CE and CAdO (courses each) and eight received CE and CAdo (two courses each).
In two enhancer regions of the MyoD gene, the Distal Regulatory Regions (DRR) and the Core Enhancer (CE), two enhancer-associated lncRNAs, DRRRNA and CERNA, were recently identified through a series of ChIP-seq experiments [ 148].
The CAZy database includes 28 CAZyme families (18 GHs, three CEs and seven PLs) involved in the degradation of pectins.
The P. parasitica genome includes genes in 18 of these families (12 GHs, three CEs and three PLs).
From the 1st through the 7th century ce, three branches of the Silk Road crossed the Pamirs.
