But ultimately, London's crowning achievement was that they were Games and only Games in the best sense of the term: happily devoid of grand scandal that distracted; happily devoid of terrorist activity or ancillary violence.
A recently developed alternative to orthologous modelling is based on the expression of human POLG as the only mtDNA polymerase in yeast cells devoid of the native MIP1 gene, and is termed "humanized yeast" (Qian et al. 2014).
But strategically, this is where the dilemma lies, unless the definition of the term strategic relations has become devoid of its traditional components.
Dr. Stein and Komarny worked on mapping the lifelong educational journey devoid of course and term, but rather guided by discrete experiences along a learning path.
The immigration decision, along with three others, came on the final day of the court's 2000-1 term, a quiet day devoid of the fireworks of the closing days in recent years that were marked by justices' reading angry dissents from the bench.
The movie is completely devoid of the protective cynicism that is now a reflexive response to the term "the '60s".
In many applications, such chaotic wave field and its influence on the large-scale flow can be conveniently described in terms of statistical quantities devoid of the phase information.
One was that Apple fanatics were almost entirely devoid of long-term memory–no matter how many times the company exploited their ardor, hoisted shoddy products on them or simply ignored them, they would instantly forgive and forget everything once the news out of Cupertino, Calif., turned positive.
Moreover, a big advantage of essential oils and their components is the fact that they are usually devoid of long-term genotoxic risks [ 14, 29].
This orthonormalization allows one to solve Cartesian Riemann problems that are devoid of geometric terms.
