THE meeting came to order precisely on schedule, precisely as tradition dictated: 11 a.m. on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend in the rental's living room.
When I met the Dame, aged 92, in Hatfield in 1994, already that day she'd dictated 10,000 words of her 550th-ish novel, in a surrealist automatic-style to her silent secretary, Mrs Smith.
The pore diameter of the template can be controlled which consequently enables tube diameter and orientation to the dictated [10].
T cell precursors generated in the bone marrow migrate to the thymus where their TCR genes are rearranged and their fates are dictated [1] [3].
In the first part of the test, children were dictated 20 numbers, ranging from 1 to 3 digits, which they wrote on a sheet of paper.
Various conditions were tested, and the rate of unfolding was remeasured in each set of circumstances with the goal of determining if global unfolding dictated β2m aggregation and fibril formation.
Many times, you may decide that the lie dictates 1 or 2 clubs more than you would normally use under typical circumstances.
For boats and other vessels (and "vessels" includes surfboards) government regulations dictate 100 metres.
Thirty-eight face-to-face consultations, 11 telephone calls, one home visit, 30 medication queries, 76 prescriptions to sign, two referrals to dictate, 55 lab results and 24 clinic letters to read and file – that's roughly an average day.
But even based solely on the 2008 Goldman trades in which he was convicted of tipping Mr. Rajaratnam, the sentencing guidelines range would still dictate 6 to 8 years in prison.
