For example, the emergence of acquired partial resistance can be defined as a mechanism driven by the drug that exerts a selective pressure of resistant clones, thus, assuming that the transition rates kSaE and kSCy are proportional to the exposure of the drug driving this selection, through a constant parameter (ka and kb, respectively).
What is driving this dramatic shift through the gears?
"We would like to listen to this music driving at night, through, like, some windy road, or in the desert or by the water," Mr. Holland said recently over the phone, sounding freshly awoken.
Sometimes [in "Miral"] there's no dialogue at all: just Laurie Anderson music, and you see these kids driving through this landscape and you have this sense of dread, beauty, isolation.
In this section, the modulation fidelity of an IEEE 802.11a OFDM signal driving through five example SSPAs are presented.
Many people driving through this working-class town honked and waved.
Evan Dore, a shaggy-haired native of San Francisco, remembers driving through this part of Colombia four years ago with his brother, Ryan, in a 1981 VW bus.
The sign, in front of the high school here, is an unavoidable warning to anyone driving through this sprawling township on the Jersey Shore.
We were driving through this quite dry, desert kind of landscape and I just began imagining bringing the piano in the middle of the desert.
But anyone driving through this resort on the Florida Panhandle can't fail to notice the honky-tonk strip on the main drag, Thomas Drive: video arcades, body piercing shops, tattoo parlors, adult novelty shops, down-at-the-heels motels, vacant lots.
