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Some residents complained that crossing Superior would be dangerous, but Webb said that traffic engineers studied the issue and did not have any serious concerns.

Consistently, population A was generated by crossing two superior test-cross lines, Lo115-N and Lo90-N, while population B was obtained by crossing one superior line, Lo115-N with a lower performing line, Lo117-N [ 5].

Fire in the hole!" comes the word and the ship's cannon sends a gratifyingly loud salute echoing cross Superior Bay.

This makes the versatile "X -designs, based on crossing bars, superior in all respects.

The IHS criteria for occipital neuralgia include: (1) unilateral headache, continuous or paroxysmal, (2) diminished sensation or dysesthesia in the affected area, (3) circumscribed tenderness over the GON as it crosses the superior nuchal line, (4) relief of acute attack by local anesthetic blocks [6].

However, seed obtained from these orchards can be considered better than seed from unimproved populations only if the crossing between superior trees within the seed orchard is efficacious, that is, if seed production from breeding represents an ideal situation in which all clones contribute equally to generation of seeds.

They have been crossed with superior breeds in order to improve the economic value of the breeding stock.

Mapping the genetic determinants that are responsible for high acetic acid tolerance was initiated by crossing the superior segregant 16D with the inferior segregant ER18 and sporulating the diploid hybrid strain.

However, the establishment of similarity groups, jointly with morphologic and agronomic data, can be used in the selection and crossing of superior plants, allowing for a more efficient use of the existing genetic variability conserved in the collection.

Just rostral to this, however, an unusual separate branch of the retrocalcarine sulcus courses upward and crosses the superior border of the occipital lobe (Fig. 8) where it ramifies into two substantial branches on the lateral surface (Fig. 7).

On the right side (Fig. 8), no limb of the H-shaped subparietal sulcus crosses the superior margin of the hemisphere, a pattern reported for only 4% of right hemispheres by Ono et al. (1990, p. 122).