Therefore, we designed a patterns-of-failure study after complete surgery in resected pN2 disease to evaluate the rationale of the proposed PORT CTVs based on the most likely sites of nodal failure, and the institutional standard CTV delineation for PORT was developed in our hospital [ 18].
Simultaneously, their results revealed that it was possible to design a pattern of hydrogenation so as to yield a semiconducting sheet with a bandgap much lower than that of graphane.
Ms. Barone was chosen by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art for a fund-raising project, for which she has designed a pattern she calls Spiraling Out of Control.
In this new design, a pattern of small, dense, internal channels or voids is distributed axisymmetrically about the midplane of the disk.
At one point Mr. Clinton, in attempting to deflect questions designed to show a pattern of bad behavior, denied having had sexual relations with Monica Lewinsky.
Such patterns were first developed during the Second World War, when Johann Georg Otto Schick designed a number of patterns for the Waffen-SS, combining micro- and macro-patterns in one scheme.
More succinctly: After reviewing the literature, we designed a set of patterns to capture physical quantities.
Even the designs of Rei Kawakubo and Yohji Yamamoto, while not humorous, were intentionally absurd: Kawakubo's designed a "lace" sweater with a pattern of holes created by loosening screws in knitting machines.
This is the thing about lottos--they are designed to trap you into a pattern of perpetual playing.
Screen printing of a designed pattern of poly 1,4- 2-methoxy-5- 2-ethylhexyloxy))phenylenevinylene (MEH-PPV) from chlorobenzene solution and final evaporation of an aluminium electrode completed the device.
