There was one place where every strain of H.I.V. could be found: Central Africa.
The brass orientation {1 1 0}〈1 1 2〉 is dominant at every strain level.
Every strain of society takes to the road here―old women, young men, old men, young women, youthful karate teams.
Now, this isn't the theology of every religion in America, or of every strain of Christianity; not by a long stretch.
"It has become an allegory for nearly every strain of tension in American life," Ginia Bellafante wrote in The Times last August.
"Every strain is grown differently, from the pH levels of their water to the type of fertiliser we use, the temperature, lighting, fans, even the music we play to them".
Elsewhere, we snacked on box sushi (a distinctive "pressed", denser version that you find in Osaka) and sampled every strain of noodle Japan can offer, from soba to udon to ramen.
British musicians from Humphrey Lyttleton, a bandleader born in 1921, to Eric Clapton and Lonnie Donegan talk on camera about how they absorbed, in a ravenously indiscriminate way, every strain of American music that made its way across the ocean.
Since nearly every strain of Streptococcus is still sensitive to penicillin, the World Health Organization's plan to combat the disease calls for routine screening and treatment of strep throat.
The chromatographic profiles of the spent broths pointed out that almost every strain presented a different capability to ferment fructan chains of variable DP, indicating wide strain to strain differences.
For every strain tested, the minimum pH value reached was 4.7-4.8 (data not shown).
