The Elector's ability to gain his ends arose not only from the ease with which he changed sides but also from his success in forcing the provincial estates to support the standing army independently of tax appropriations by the diets.
If America's smallest, poorest and most fragile territory is allowed to collapse because of Washington's indifference, the slogan "Where America's Day Ends"–arising from American Samoa's proximity to the International Date Line may take on a darker and more ironic meaning that was never intended.
Nevertheless, when the substrate was changed to be immersed in aqueous solution of HF/AgNO3 (4.8/0.01 M) for 10 s and subsequently transferred into aqueous solution of HF/H2O2 (4.6/0.4 M) for 15 min (see Figure 4c), slanted nanowire arrays with porous tip ends arise on the Si substrate instead of vertically aligned nanostructure.
Most pseudogenes located at the chromosome ends arose after a species-specific gene duplication (Table 6): from 60% in K. thermotolerans to 100% in Y. lipolytica.
I see the Stretford End arising... .. "I think we'll find the greatest aesthetic experience of our lives is going to be the millennium fireworks.
His power, as the night came to an end, arose from the tension between the two, the lure of the drama in his own physiognomy.
Men, it seems, are forever in pursuit of new and magical means of acquiring a six-pack, and so questions about nutrition and exercise to that end arise with regularity.
This immediate recruitment would automatically gather the TAFs or STAGA subunits into higher molecular weight complexes (probably towards the formation of TFIID and TFTC/STAGA complexes) and thus any TAF-containing complex would, in the end, arise by a sort of self-assembly.
This is to circumvent weaker signals in the 5' end arising from 3' bias arising from RNA-Seq protocols [ 7].
First, each S. pombe cell has one old end, which was inherited from the dividing mother cell, and one new end arising from cell division.
