Power is sent on almost direct contact, for example, with a mat on which gadgets can be placed to recharge.
Our findings suggest that direct contact (for example, via contact pheromones or tactile communication) is not necessary for social entrainment in the hive.
For the committee who planned the House of Commons paintings, this marked the beginning of British engagement with India: two nation states coming into direct contact for the first time.
The immediate concern is to have direct contact for any issues concerning safety". He and Jealous were optimistic that police would eventually embrace the concept, and they hope to take it to other cities once it is established in New York.
Before you sign the dotted line, you need to understand who will lead your company's marketing campaign and who will be your direct contact for all communications.
● Is there a feature that will allow you to get your questions answered such as a direct contact for the developer or a discussion forum?
In February 1997, UL again revised its standards, saying that it would lend its seal only to halogens that did not light cheesecloth after direct contact for seven hours.
These polarized macrophages were co-cultured with IBC cells (SUM149, KPL4, MDA-IBC3, or SUM190) without direct contact for 24 hours, then subjected to irradiation (0, 2, 4, or 6 Gy).
On the one hand, emigrant organisations scattered across the US provided the opportunity of direct contact for the government, political parties and the Church; on the other hand, the government also sought to improve central coordination through the Institute of Mexicans Abroad (Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior, established in 2003) (Fitzgerald, 2009).
