The rest are due to rare genetic variants, descriptions of which are continuously increasing [11] [20].
Cole's answer to this was to develop an expertise in photoxylography (a description of which was posted earlier).
Newton's Experimentum Crucis, his description of which was the canonical exemplar of experiment in the Royal Society.
She's referring to the recipe in the print edition, the description of which is reused in the Kindle Store — there's no pancake picture in the Kindle version.
That was well before the 2001 passage of the No Child law, the official description of which is "An Act to Close the Achievement Gap".
Thus, a simple bench-scale unit is necessary, the description of which is the purpose of the present work.
Thus, a random procedure is used to build the mesh of the representative volume element (RVE), the description of which is based on the mosaic model.
Examples of applications in one and two dimensions show the potentialities of the method presented, in particular to deal with moving contact lines, the description of which is a part of the second gradient theory.
The G.I. Bill of Rights took him through an accelerated program at Harvard Business School, the description of which is an orgy of retrospective delight: The "incandescent" faculty is "like a championship athletic team, with every player having a good shot at being admitted to the Hall of Fame".
Among the expected contributions of Artificial Intelligence to Computer-Aided Design is the possibility of constructing a geometric object, the description of which is given by a system of topological and dimensional constraints.
But this new summary of previously undisclosed reported abuses, a description of which was provided by a senior Defense official, widens the scope of potential wrongdoing beyond the walls of Abu Ghraib and other prisons, to the daily operations of American forces in Iraq.
