This was helped by the growing number of openly gay or lesbian authors, such as David Gerrold, Geoff Ryman, Nicola Griffith and Melissa Scott, and transsexual writers such as Jessica Amanda Salmonson, an author who chronicled the progress of her gender change in the pages of The Literary Magazine of Fantasy and Terror.
James Moore's Dublin reprint (1791 97) was an exact reproduction of the third edition, with the addition of "Moore's Dublin Edition" at the top of the title page and his imprint at the foot and with some minor changes in the title page wording.
Our study demonstrated that the process of cooking by boiling, frying, or roasting produces changes in the SDS-PAGE protein profile of clam allergens.
Their 1971 paper in Science landed global climate change--specifically, a major cooldown--in the pages of leading newspapers, which eagerly quoted the articulate young postdoc.
This gives rise to some noteworthy changes in the narrative [End Page 198] rhythm of the text.
In this attack, the attacker makes a fake webpage by copying or making a little change in the legitimate page, so that an internet user will not able to differentiate between phishing and legitimate webpages.
In A Machine Learning, a pair of large eyeballs simulates the motions of reading and changes the pages in a book.
This inequality relates the changes in disk transfer times to the changes in inter-page fault times with the ratio of disk transfer time to page fault time.
Re "A City Prepares for a Warm Long-Term Forecast" ("Changes in the Air" series, front page, May 23): If Chicago must prepare itself for having the climate of present-day Baton Rouge by 2100, one can only wonder what Baton Rouge is in for.
(a) Page views of the general Wikipedia article on the European Parliament elections over time and (b) relative change in these page views compared to change relative change in turnout.
