To facilitate software development, the government has set up a chain of well-equipped technology parks in major cities.
The methodology consists of a chain of well-established models that are applied one after another, in a step-by-step procedure, in order to derive the cell temperatures from the solar radiation data.
The methodology consists of a chain of well-established models which are applied one after another, in a step-by-step procedure, in order to derive the cell temperatures from the solar radiation data.
A writer and a reader are never alone and between them there can be a chain of well-intentioned professionals who would rather play defense, as it's safer for all, including the writer and reader.
The Dat Ser directly deprotonates the substrate amino instead of deprotonating it through a chain of well-ordered water molecules, i.e. the so-called proton wire, that connects the acceptor substrate amino group to a base, which may be involved in removal of the proton [ 16].
Of course, there is evidence of complex, frequency dependent vibrational patterns in the ossicular chains of well known species [59], but this appears to be the first evidence of it in the highly adapted odontocete TPC, supporting the notion that the ossicular chain is functional.
Customers can expect goodies from Rocco Princi's chain of bakeries, as well as small-batch Reserve coffee and, according to a Starbucks spokesperson, beer, wine and spirits as well.
But it extends down the chain of command as well.
It added the metaphorical sense of a chain of arguments as well as Lutoslawski's specific allusion to his structural device of interlocking phrases.
One is to deflect blame from where it belongs at the top of the chain of command as well as with the individuals who broke the rules.
"We also know of people trying to start a chain of stores as well as dry-cleaning and delivery services in Pyongyang," Abrahamian said.
