Consequently, entry-level coin collectors can find ancient coins to be very inexpensive while seasoned collectors find choice and rare examples expensive and difficult to obtain.
The Sea Kings entered the playoffs as the PCL's No. 2 entry after losing a coin toss to the Timberwolves.
I walk up to Swallow Falls, which are drenchingly impressive, though the entry, via a fortified coin-operated turnstile unworthy of a 1960s football club, is a disgrace.
The Government made a well-timed entry into the international gold coin market today by issuing the American Eagle, the first bullion coin to be minted in the United States in more than 50 years.
In the special case where the entries of Mn are "lazy coin flips" (taking values +1,−1 each with probability 1/4 and value 0 with probability 1/2), our general bound implies that the probability that Mn is singular is at most (12+o(1))n, which is asymptotically sharp.
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Undecided: If Cypress beats El Dorado, coin flip determines No. 2 entry.
Compromising Cdk1's activatory positive feedback loops by inhibition of Wee1/Myt1 and Cdc25 makes mitotic entry reversible, and this phenomenon has been coined 'mitotic collapse' (Potapova et al., 2011).
The rising cost of doing business, stifling data-driven enterprises, and increasing the barriers to entry for entrepreneurship is the other side of the coin for these data-protection regulations.
A contest to coin a new state slogan attracted such entries as "New Jersey: Not all our elected officials have been indicted" and "New Jersey: We hate you, too".
