A couple of years later, Warburg coarsely extracted mitochondria from cavy hepatocyte for the first time in 1912, and identified several enzymes capable of conducting redox reactions, thus denominating them as respiratory enzymes (Ernster and Schatz 1981).
Succintly put, today's most widely discussed avant-garde/post-avant literature tends to appropriate texts in bulk and then denominate them "Art" merely by moving them from one context to another.
Between them, the Federal Reserve, the ECB and the BoE have infinitely deep pockets of USD, EUR and GBP and so could easily put a stop to any speculation in these currencies or sovereign bonds denominated in them, if they were allowed to deal directly in the markets.
Turkish companies have binged on bonds, much of them denominated in the dollar and the euro.
Daily steep declines in the rupee are making it much harder for Indian companies to repay their foreign loans, many of them denominated in dollars.
A.D.R.'s are shares in British companies denominated in dollars, making them attractive to Americans.
The barter business has developed broadly since 1982, he said, when federal law regularized the tax reporting of barter transactions by requiring them to be denominated in dollars for the Internal Revenue Service.
At the solicitation of those who held under the grant to the second or northern colony, a new and more enlarged charter was granted to the Duke of Lenox and others, in 1620, who were denominated the Plymouth Company, conveying to them in absolute property all the lands between the fortieth and forty-eighth degrees of north latitude.
Although ancestral informative markers were not used to infer individual ancestry, we used self-reported skin color as a control for ethnic background, and no significant difference in the distribution of self-denominated skin color was observed among the study groups as the majority of individuals self-denominated them as "white".
Under a new law, signed by Hungary's president this week, persons with loans denominated in Swiss francs can pay them off using an exchange rate of 180 Hungarian forints to the franc — about a 25 percent discount to the current market rate of almost 240 forints.
