"Labor Day," from The Triumph of Achilles, is occasion only to remember her father's death a year ago, which the poet processes conclusively with this profound insight about the length of a human life: "Not a sentence, but a breath, a caesura".
Again, it was not possible to conclusively determine the cause of this discrepancy, but it was speculated that the N-term protein may migrate abnormally in SDS-PAGE, or may be proteolytically processed at a previously unknown cleavage site downstream of the protein's predicted C-terminus.
Both sides said they hoped to agree by June on a process to conclusively resolve the dispute, although such a resolution would probably await action by Congress.
This EC process can conclusively be highly efficient in a relatively simple, easily managed, and cost-effective for wastewater treatment system.
It is suggested that the mappings derived express subtle variations in land cover types and change in those types as well as in ecotones, which may be related more conclusively to an ecological process than are Boolean mappings with associated linear boundaries.
A final part summarises the major conclusions which indicate conclusively that the polymer is irreversibly damaged in the decompression process adopted in the current study.
The usage impact of such simulation tools on the process integration is conclusively crucial for a reliable device design and the final optimisation of fabricated MOS transistors.
However, the implication derived from the theory that real exchange rates must follow stationary processes is not conclusively supported by empirical studies.
However, organizing these findings chronologically and conclusively as etiological, pathogenic or bystander processes has not yet been possible [ 9].
The nature of a learning process, however, cannot be conclusively inferred from performance differences between groups of different skill levels.
