We therefore suggest the combined use of a 3- to 4-week temporal isolation, which includes all maize fields within a 1.8-km radius of the proposed trial site, with the most practical distance to achieve a <0.01% threshold of commingling for GM field trials under contained use.
We have cultural cross-currents not experienced outside the Middle East and the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, where civilizations have been commingling for a hundred centuries.
There are lively treatments of three areas in which Ramachandran has himself done pioneering work: visual perception, pain in amputated "phantom" limbs, and synesthesia — a family of benign syndromes in which the senses become commingled, as when, for example, letters and numbers that are printed in black and white are perceived as colored.
Many elevators now have little video screens intended to give you Twitter-like news snippets commingled with ads for all sorts of things you absolutely must have.
He found that much of the money collected to support the hospitals was commingled with money used for liquor, parties and members' travel to Shrine events.
Musicians' and fans' clunky rubber souls commingled with spilled beer at shows for such genres as punk, glam rock, ska, hardcore and grunge, Mr. Roach said.
This may also be the case when cows from different herds of origin are commingled and share their milking equipment for a limited period of time.
Thanks to his balance sheet background, Mr. Neuthaler can discern how finances that are commingled in complicated ways (family-run businesses, for example), can be divided in a way that satisfies both sides.
But he did note that Microsoft was found to have illegally blended -- "commingled," in the legal term -- programming code for its Windows operating system with its Internet browser.
Thus, considering the time-varying characteristics of the reservoir permeability and crude oil viscosity, a mathematic model for injection production allocation in a multilayer commingled reservoir is established.
