By taking historical African embarkation points into account, we compared estimates of maternal contribution of each parental population with historical disembarkation records.
We have described a pharmacological intervention relationship for a comparatively simple single stressor single kinase neuropathophysiology paradigm, but the availability of MW150 provides an embarkation point for placing into context the various other roles hypothesized for activated p38αMAPK in complex CNS disease phenotypes.
Quayside at Newhaven, embarkation feels like evolution going into reverse, primitive life forms rushing back to the ocean.
From the moment you step into the ship's embarkation lounge, it is obvious that this vessel was created by the same mind that produced the "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" novels, science fiction's answer to Monty Python's Flying Circus.
Based on these data, Table 1 reports the number of slaves embarked from Africa, by broad embarkation regions and by 100-year periods.
But Silversea in Fort Lauderdale and Crystal in Los Angeles and Cunard-Seabourn, with longer and more expensive cruises, say they can arrange with ground operators to handle bags that come ahead, and get them into suites in time for embarkation.
The seven-week course has been sponsored by Royal Caribbean, which donated $34,000 to cover the cost of the course, the cruise, and helping with the students' flights into Miami, the port of embarkation.
*The chairman of the panel, Vice Adm. John B. Nathman, said that part of his charge from Admiral Fargo was to look into "implementation of the distinguished visitor embarkation program," but there was little testimony about it.
Antennae built into subway turnstiles pick up radio signals from the cards and convert them into streams of bits that denote the embarkation point and subtract money from the card's memory.
