The entry passage suggests more haunting comparisons.
The photos of the tagged barbershop demonstrates why the shop is only "partially" accessible, e.g. because one has to take a small step in the entry passage ("there is a comment in red font by another user that the place is *not* accessible").
Pakistan's financial hub, Karachi had its airport under siege by 10 foreign terrorists who had entered the largest airports of Pakistan through an entry passage which must be heavily guarded -- hang on, do not assume, as the entry point does not even have a proper gate.
The behavior of flatfish during herding, net entry and passage through trawls differs substantially from that of many roundfish.
Our results from the SFK inhibitor provided another example of interfering bacterial dissemination by inhibiting their entry or passage through epithelial cells.
Nanopore sensing utilizes electrical measurement of the ion current through the pore as a means to probe the entry and passage of electrically charged biomolecules, such as DNA, RNA, and proteins.
She supplements the entries with passages describing context and filling in detail.
We turn back and nip into the enchanting Dalton Entry, a narrow passage dedicated to John Dalton, pioneer of modern atomic theory.
It proved impossible to open the Palm Court further by demolishing its arched entry in the passage to the lobby, so instead he installed Manolo Valdés's six-foot bronze "Infanta Margarita".
Hence, as we will discuss through this entry, the aforementioned passage, that he sought out the limits to knowledge [Wissen] in order to "make room for faith [Glaube]" (Bxxx), is not an empty bromide, but is rather the key anthem for his overall philosophy of religion.
These include CDC6 (involved at G1/S), three genes that drive entry into and passage through S-phase (CCNE2, E2F2) and G2 (CCNA2), genes involved in DNA replication and repair (TYMS, POLE, TOP2A, TK1, POLE2), and two genes that regulate mitosis (AURKB, CDC20; Figure 4, asterisks).
