With a quarter of the sunglasses market, Oakley controls twice the share of its nearest competitor, while Nike has less than 10%.
With a quarter of the sunglasses market, Oakley controls twice the share of its nearest competitor; Nike has less than 10%.
She's all the more commanding because her playing is so controlled: only twice, in the central sections of Love Won't Be Leaving and Carry Me Over, does her guitar-playing feel gratuitous, studied in its melodrama.
Battleground states receive 7% more presidentially controlled grants, twice as many disaster declarations, considerably more Superfund and No Child Left Behind exemptions, and benefit from many other major presidential policy decisions.
The touch screen, through which everything from air conditioning to radio are controlled, froze twice.
Missy is the consummate host, throwing signed sneakers to the crowd, dedicating 4 My People to rap's fallen and playing Lose Control – twice.
Rockland's Legislature has changed party control twice in four years, the county executive is a Republican and the county's two assemblymen are Democrats.
Twenty-four aged male rats were randomly divided into three groups to receive an intramuscular injection of either 0.1 mg/kg oestrogen (group A), 2.5 mg/kg testosterone (group B), or 0.2 ml sterile peanut oil (group C, control), twice a week, during 4 weeks.
The mice were then placed in a nose-only inhalation chamber and exposed to aerosol containing lentivirus solution (50 ml) containing 40 ng/ml of lentivirus-shOPN or scrambled control twice a week for 1 or 2 months, respectively.
Mice received MLN-273 or mannitol control twice a week for 2 weeks, then rested for a week, and then were injected again until reaching cumulative formulated doses of 1.2, 2.0, 2.5, 3.6, 4.8, and 6.0 mg/Kg (Figure 3A).
