If North Carolina was selected for a higher-tier bowl game, the door would be opened for Notre Dame to play in the 1998 Gator Bowl a circumstance provided for if neither the first nor second-place ACC team was available to play.
This circumstance provided a clear demonstration that the V-ATPase was still present and active in the membrane of the second phagosome, because FITC fluorescence of the second yeast was rapidly quenched as that compartment became re-acidified.
This circumstance provides us an ideal opportunity to study the rigidity dependence of the amplitudes of the two Forbush decreases.
Carolyn Brown's rich account of 20 years of dancing with Merce Cunningham and John Cage, "Chance and Circumstance," provides an insider's portrait of two pioneering modernists who ventured into uncharted territory in the realm of dance and music.
But the show "Playing with Pictures," currently at the Met, opens a door onto an overlooked boudoir, revealing a collection of Victorian photo albums that, despite their petite stature and private circumstance, provide an unforeseen array of delightful images.
That ability to shed light on dire circumstance provides those individuals with power and influence over many both locally and internationally.
Turns out, a lot; and this circumstance provides an excellent opportunity to show how the pay gap has gender and racial components.
This circumstance provides an excellent opportunity to collect unbiased data on the association between prognostic factors including AEs and ultimate neurological outcomes in the modern intensive care setting.
This circumstance provides a specific explanation for why an extension might be unselected (and appear to be selectively neutral or nearly-neutral, a model we already account for), rather than another model to explain the data.
Store or throw things away, refrigerate left over food, etc. Do not, under any circumstance, provide alcohol or street drugs.
"We believe, based on the facts and circumstances provided to us, that is a flawed decision.
