Posen and Nassau engaged a pair of Russian gunboats, and.
The remaining pair engaged a pair of torpedo-carrying SM.79s, damaging one badly enough that it crashed upon landing.
On 9 March, Berk-i Satvet joined a sweep toward Imbros, an island in the Aegean Sea at the entrance to the Gulf of Saros; she briefly engaged a pair of Greek destroyers and stopped a steamer flying under the French flag.
Other things being equal, a CR domain possessing the central aspartate should engage a proximal pair of positive charges with ~7 kJ/mol more binding energy than one lacking the aspartate residue.
In contrast, the simpler vocal systems of fishes do not rely on airflow and engage a single pair of sonic muscles, providing a straightforward link between gene expression, neural networks, and behavior [ 8, 10].
For this one-nighter he engages with a pair of powerful drummers, beginning at 8 30 p.m. with Ches Smith, his rhythm-section partner in Tim Berne's current band.
St. John's wort, an herb commonly used by people to treat themselves for depression and anxiety, can interfere with a crucial drug used in AIDS cocktails as well as a drug used for transplant patients, researchers engaged in a pair of studies said today.
Rone's music stands apart from standard club music fare thanks to his affinity for syncopated rhythms that take the four-to-the-floor format and build on it thoughtfully, ending up with a product that is as effective and engaging on a pair of headphones as it is on a packed dance floor.
Rone's music stands apart from standard club fare thanks to his affinity for syncopated rhythms that take the four-to-the-floor format and thoughtfully build on it, ending up with a product that is as effective and engaging on a pair of headphones as it is on a packed dance floor.
Research has shown that two students, neither of whom was able to correctly answer a clicker question, could improve their understanding and correctly answer similar clicker questions after engaging in a pair discussion, which is another form of peer instruction (Smith et al., 2009).
