The average HCO3− and CO2 time courses were inserted into an applied form of the Henderson–Hasselbalch equation: The output of Eq. (2) is a variable pR which should, under the two conditions outlined in Section 1, measure pH.
It's all about timing, of course: by inserting his own character with a forensic skill into the very real and frightening world that surrounds us all, Ronson achieves a gag-rate that puts him on a par with that master nebech Woody Allen.
It took five days for the British to change course and insert their forces into Iraqi units too (as they had done previously).To many Americans, "Charge of the Knights", as the operation was known, exposed the failure of the British; to others it showed their readiness to adapt.
Antibiotics were modified because of sensitivity to ceftriaxone and gentamycin, and the patient was discharged to complete the 6-week course through a peripherally inserted central catheter line at home.
It was in a boxing ring, of course, that Ali first inserted himself into the consciousness of the British people.
Following knowledge base creation, both practical curriculum sequences and course materials can be inserted as factual knowledge.
They take the form of playing-card-sized, cartoonish portraits of sixty well-known Shakespeare characters, and every card has two holes cut in the bottom where the character's legs should be, and where, of course, the puppeteer inserts her fingers.
This paper describes a study in which the use of case study-based learning modules in an integrated way (i.e., as part of one main course) is compared against the use of those modules in isolation (i.e., inserted into other courses).
And, of course, the federal government has inserted itself into the nation's banks, including BB&T, which accepted $3.1 billion in bailout money under the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
This measure was inserted in the course of the study, thus analyzing 17 unimodal and 15 multimodal group participants.
