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It's a wonderful construction upon the flashy glam rock that gave careers to David Bowie and T-Rex, endlessly listenable and replayable, particularly opening track Weekend.

This paper presents the results of a programme of experimental work designed to assess the industrial significance of plate hardness in hopper and silo construction upon the obtaining of reliable flow of hard bulk solids from the vessel.

This procedure has taken into account the operational requirements of the port, effects of dredging and construction upon the benthic fauna, and wave activity within the port confines after the proposed development.

Their website allows to import and construct protein/gene interaction and regulation networks for up to 2000 genes, and thus, for each small molecule/microarray experiment, we based our network construction upon the top 2000 differentially expressed genes as calculated by GEO2R, a GEO tool that in turn employs the limma R package.

"They will then propose to the Rebels a re-union and a re-construction upon the condition of leaving out the New England States".

Their construction calls upon the resources of machine shops, carpenter shops, plasterer shops, the paint shop, in short, upon all the resources needed for housebuilding, so that the audience may be given the reality it demands.

A panel of seven features was selected for classifier construction based upon the training set, including age, ALT, AST, PT, PLT, HGB, and RDW.

Note that the rates of survival to 24 months shown in the table are the same for all benefit entitlements up to 12 months since, by construction, upon exhaustion of their benefits the monthly hazard rate for workers with UI benefits converges to the hazard rate for workers without benefits.

Details were closely examined upon construction; the lighting equipment, the scene lofts and fly gallery, and the dressing rooms were well-designed and state-of-the-art.

If this be so, it is not by reason of anything found in the act, but solely because the colored race chooses to put that construction upon it.

They were heard during the next Parliamentary session in 1831, and both passed; they "by no means established for him the reputation of a skilful legislator... the judges have found it infinitely difficult to put a reasonable construction upon them".