To outsiders, this fixation on dates may seem odd, but it has both cultural and political explanations.
Cable-grip systems are commonly used for greater trochanteric reattachment because they have provided the best fixation performance to date, even though they have a rather high complication rate.
Our reasoning was that all large scale connectomics analyses of mammalian central nervous systems use chemical fixation, but to date there is little consideration for the natural state of the ultrastructure.
The dates given here are only approximations of the time of the documentary fixation of the dates.
And he turned his fixation, which he dates to 1974, to excellent use with an earlier book, "Mahler Remembered" (W.
Today there are more than 80,000 U.S. troops still in Afghanistan following the Obama surge (an effort that was subordinated to the administration's fixation with finding a date when U.S. forces would begin to leave, according to Bob Woodward in his book "Obama's Wars").
According to Enard et al 2002, the fact that these two differences are fixed in the human genome, whereas no fixed substitutions occurred in the lineage of our closest relatives, the chimpanzees, suggests that those changes were strongly selected for in our lineage; Enard et al. put the date of fixation of these changes in the human population at around 200,000 years ago.
Two options have been used to date: chemical fixation and cryofixation.
Second, in most fixation identification algorithms to date, the thresholds to identify fixations and distinguish them from saccades in the eye-movement records are fixed a-priori across individuals and often even across tasks.
Date of protocol fixation was 1st December, 2008 and Anticipated trial start date was 5th January , 2009
