In a subset of such contacts, the extension of the phagocytic "cup" progressed to entirely engulf the photoreceptor soma, sequestering the cell in an intracellular phagosome, which was subsequently translocated intracellularly toward the microglial cell body (Fig 5B; Movie EV2).
At this stage, the action of the government was inspired by the constant intertwining of the initial scientific debate on industrial districts and the possibility of their extension to agriculture, the progress of the negotiated planning experience (Adornato 2005; Pacciani 2003; Albisinni 2011a) and the acknowledgment of some pilot experiments.
And so, too, arguably, can the rise of human civilization and, by extension, the progress of climatology.
And, the completion of the Number 7 Line extension and the progress on the Second Avenue Subway are projects that give me transit envy.
He has suggested that his political career has been an extension of the arc of racial progress begun by Lincoln.
By September there was said to be "steady progress" on the extension of the road with elements of 1 Troop of the 1st Armoured Engineer Squadron, 21 Engineer Regiment being brought in from Ripon, Yorkshire to assist.
Virgin is still renegotiating its west coast contract, while struggling FirstGroup has been frustrated with the progress of discussions for the extension of the Great Western franchise.
For a start, the promise of "new indicators" to measure progress suggests a dramatic extension of the philosophy underpinning Louise Casey's Troubled Families project.
It was a strong indication that there was not enough goodwill remaining, or enough progress, to make another extension of the deadline likely.
"The extension of the ceasefire is absolutely essential for talks to progress and to address the underlying issues of the crisis as soon as possible".
