From what I can see outside my window near Prospect Park, in Brooklyn, we were spared the worst of it: a scaffolding splintered across the street and a neighbor's window blew out, but today has the distinctively ironic after-the-storm look.
The flexural Young's modulus of SS wires had been distinctively reduced after bending (p < 0.000).
Distinctively, autocorrelograms after ketamine injection show multiple peaks with approximately 0.7 sec intervals (see right panels of Figure 8C).
Reyes's first throw, after a distinctively quick pivot, sailed over the head of John Stearns, a minor league manager serving as the first baseman.
Boydell's music has a definite persona; it is international and, at the same time, distinctively Irish, without striving after Irishness.
Although Opel was GM-owned by 1931, Opels continued to have a distinctively European look until after World War II, and cars like the Super Six enabled Opel to maintain its lead as the number-one car company in Europe in the 1930s.
Distinctively, ISI histograms and autocorrelograms after ketamine injection show multiple peaks with about 20 ms intervals (see right panels of Figure 10C), with some neurons have the first peak about 4 6 ms. This indicates that these neurons fire regularly with 20 ms or multiple of 20 ms intervals (∼50 Hz).
February 18 , 1932Caslav, Czechoslovakia Miloš Forman, (born February 18 , 1932 Čáslav, Czechoslovakia [now in the Czech Republic]) Czech-born New Wave filmmaker known primarily for the distinctively American movies that he made after his immigration to the United States.
Jackson's quiet, distinctively stuttering vocals enter four bars after that, accompanied by a finger-snap, which comes and goes during the verses, as the rhythm and chord progression repeats.
ChAT and VAChT mRNA were distinctively expressed in N2a neuroblastoma cells, after the HPE and DE treatments (Fig. 6a), suggesting a functional contribution by HPE and DE in neuronal differentiation and cholinergic gene expression.
