[Lish had left Esquire.] You've made a single-handed impression on American letters that has helped fix the course of American letters.
They are seldom choices that arrive just once, are resolved at one time, and, thus, permanently fix the course of your life.
In a letter from Pitman, published in The Field, he wrote that "I hope that the umpire may be relieved from the duty of fixing the course, or that he may have the assistance of a representative of both Universities on his launch in fixing the stake-boats and deciding whether the race can be rowed".
These observations underline that CNV regions are a frequent source of gene duplicates which occasionally get fixed over the course of evolution and thus drive evolution of some gene families.
In the case of the Lyon strains, which share similar SD ancestors, we distinguished ancestral haplotypes that have been fixed in the course of selective inbreeding from the random mutations that were fixed after the division of the strains in order to fine-map QTL for traits defining MetS.
A personal god may, perhaps, be moved by prayer and sacrifice to cause or to prevent events; when the order of the world is fixed, however, the course of events cannot be changed by these or any other means.
Consequently, the link prices are fixed during the course of the game.
where and are positive constants to be fixed in the course of the proof.
The 1-min values V X, B Z, E KL, and PC fixed in the course of coordinated events were smoothed with the use of the boxcar average of the 15-min width, and then they were separated into different groups according to delay value ΔT.
The costs of training, sensitization and a minimum level of supervision were assumed to be fixed over the course of the year and therefore the unit cost per dose of IPT year-round was less than that of seasonal delivery.
