Other than my inability to spell, I'm a completely functioning, productive member of society.
"Tativille," built on the outskirts of Paris, featured two completely functioning mini-skyscrapers, an immense array of near-life-size sets, and asphalt-paved roads.
During the 1920s, Otto Warburg and colleagues observed that tumors consumed high amounts of glucose compared to normal tissues, even in the presence of oxygen and completely functioning mitochondria.
Universal also added a completely functioning recreation of the Hogwarts Express connecting Kings Cross Station at Universal Studios Florida to the Hogsmeade station at Islands of Adventure.
I mean in some ways, you should have a general idea what path you're going down, but on the whole, just because you're 25 doesn't mean that you have to be a completely functioning adult.
Even though these transduction-related genes are completely function-unknown, together with their upstream and downstream, their observed localization in the optic lobe suggests their involvement in the neuronal development of the coleoid cephalopod camera eye.
However, despite their prevalence, most KRAB-ZNF genes remain completely uncharacterized in their function.
Firstly, let us mention an important subclass of the class of exponentially convex functions called completely monotonic functions.
To reason, however, Bacon assigned a completely experiential function.
After surgery, patients usually don't regain completely normal function, he said, and even a small loss can have a huge impact on the performance of a professional musician.
