The part of a sentence "col for" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It does not make sense grammatically. Instead, you can use "called for," which means to demand or require something, or "cold for," which means something is suitable for a cold temperature. Example 1 (using "called for"): "The teacher called for a volunteer to read the next chapter." Example 2 (using "cold for"): "The weather is too cold for a picnic."
Model-predicted COL was significantly correlated with observed COL, performing as well or better than contact time and Froude number as a predictor of COL for running and walking, respectively.
They are writing Schaefer Brewing Col for salesman's jobs.
Toynton says that after they'd known each other for several years he told her there was a "C" (actually, "col," for "colored") on his birth certificate.
Here, we report a chemically defined, scalable culture platform involving co-immobilization of heparin catechol (HepC) and collagen type-1 (Col) for the long-term maintenance (>18 passages) of hESCs in a feeder-free condition.
And when the big day came to lift 17 loads of food, fuel, tents and oxygen to the South Col for the final summit attempt, Gombu was one of the Sherpas chosen for this vital job.
After that we climb the steep and icy Lhotse face to the hell of Camp 3, then up to the South Col for 2 nights at Camp 4. At 7900 meters this isn't the best place to go camping but it is where the science is happening.
This week the Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC) approved combined construction and operating licenses (COLs) for two new reactors at the Vogtle nuclear energy facility in Georgia.
IRISH FLIERS TO LAND HERE.; Col. Russell Will Lead Trip Planned for Early Next Year.
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U.S. Army Lt. Col. George S. Patton Jr., for one, was dismayed that it was over.
One page political advertisement in favor of "the able representative of the Valley, Col. F.W.M. Holliday" for governor.
