The compilation used a separate magnetic soundtrack, and although the original had decayed a safety copy had survived.
The same year, Pettibone worked on with Madonna on her greatest hits album The Immaculate Collection, co-producing new song "Rescue Me" and remixing her earlier songs for the compilation using audio technology QSound.
In his splendid liner notes for a 2008 Mail on Sunday compilation, Bowie talked of using "a little-used word for each song" – our phrase is from Bowie's reworking of such sci-fi novels as Arthur C Clarke's Childhood's End and Edward Bulwer-Lytton's The Coming Race.
For instance, the vector used in the generation of T-DNA SAlinessertion lines was not included in the target sequence compilation used for our array design, but it has a T-DNA sequence with a stretch of 3,475 bases with 100% match to one of the vectors in our target sequence compilation (binary vector pBI121; GenBank accession number AF485783).
In the WDMAM compilation, we use a geomagnetic lithospheric model derived from satellite data to correct for the wavelengths corresponding to SH degrees 16 to 100.
PoPMuSiC-DB's compilation procedure used a weighted average of the identical mutations occurring in different conditions to calculate the ΔΔG values that are most likely to occur at physiological conditions.
The system administrator configures the compiler, which does not need human intervention to generate the executable service code, using a compilation template.
Treasury aides worked all night to complete them, using a compilation of Mr. Obama's campaign statements.
Using a compilation of experimental results obtained on different materials, the influence of the average roughness Rms on the precision σE (standard deviation) of the Young's modulus (Emean) determination using the Berkovich nanoindentation technique is studied for different depth penetration h.
Using a compilation of direct data from Paris, London and Rome, Thellier (1981) traced the oval characterizing the directional variations in Western Europe during the historical period (back to 1600; dark-blue curve in Fig. 1), which according to Thellier was "bien connu depuis plus d'un siècle" (well known for over a century).
