The non-crouching pes prints in the trackway conform to the large theropod ichnotaxon Eubrontes (Table 1; see below) for which resting traces and tail drags are extremely rare.
18S rDNA sequences were generated for 20 phytomyxid isolates for which resting spores could be characterised by microscopy.
In contrast to π ⁁ m (subscript m for mean), which rests on the assumption of a constant coalescence time across the two sequences compared, π ⁁ d allows local fluctuations in coalescence times.
But if states' rights are as negotiable as they appeared to be in 2000, then so is the rationale for the Electoral College, which rests on them.
That is, as pure practical reason, it likewise seeks the unconditioned for the practically conditioned (which rests on inclinations and natural needs)" (5:108).
But the challenge remains for any theory of justice which rests on a presumption of the normative centrality of autonomy.
The boat had a keelson for added strength, which rested on the half-frames.
a, b Fluorescence images of femoral tissues, which rested for 0, 1, and 3 h after treatment of 0, 20, and 50 W pHIFU.
Immediately before testing, participants were seated for 5 min, after which resting heart rate and blood pressure were measured.
Conflict of interest issues which rested dormantly for years are now at the forefront of discussion, and journal editorial board responsibility in this area is being recognized.
