Sentence examples for exchanged pool from inspiring English sources
After high school, he exchanged pool for music and produced records for the small Thelma Records label, including one by Richard Street, a future member of the Temptations.
Fluid tagged in the more caudal portion of the third ventricle contributes less to the overall exchanged pool of fluid.
Furthermore, in the down-slope soil sites, strontium isotope ratios of the soil exchange pool demonstrate a contribution to this pool from the bedrock groundwater.
It was the latest presentation to question the integrity of racing but, by and large, the programme will not have caused many ripples in the betting exchanges pool.
No one knows how big the off-exchange pool is, but it is at least 500,000 people and could be as high as 2 million.
Up-slope soil sites that are well removed from the water table have exchange pool strontium isotope ratios that are much the same as the soil pore water.
A class-action suit was filed in March against RCI, asserting the company rents out empty time shares to the general public rather than making them available in the exchange pool.
Exchanges pool large numbers of people and give them access to various health care plans — so that individuals can enroll in the plan of their choice, and so that risks and administrative costs can be spread widely.
Strontium isotope analysis of the groundwater, stream water, soil pore water, and soil exchange pool has established that the stream water is a mix of soil water and groundwater.
With the goal of better understanding where weathering is occurring, a toposequence of five soil/regolith profiles from ridge crest to valley bottom in the Mt Lofty Range of South Australia was investigated using whole soil geochemistry, soil exchange pool and soil pore water hydrochemistry; stream water and groundwater hydrochemistry were analysed as well.
Harmonization of biobanking operational procedures and best practices is an essential element that enables biobanks to exchange and pool data and samples.
