The growth zones were highly irregular towards the diaphyses with frequent abnormal arrangement of chondrocytes.
In mid-November, Whiston said that no current Janus portfolio managers established frequent trading arrangements; that no manager or executive had frequently traded Janus funds; and that Janus had found no evidence that anyone at the firm had permitted late trading.
Genome regions showing frequent re-arrangements, particularly in pathogenic bacteria, have been referred to as "plasticity zones" [ 54, 55].
In south-western European populations, the most frequent chromosome arrangements for chromosome O are Ost, O3+4, O3+4+7, and O3+4+8 [ 52].
If UAL's takeover of US Airways is completed -- and it will undoubtedly face antitrust issues and perhaps opposition from American, with whom US Airways has frequent-flier arrangements that would have to be undone -- it will be good news for the investors in the Tiger Management hedge funds that were run by Julian H. Robertson Jr.
To handle the frequent last-minute arrangements of presidential travel and the specialized requirements of the press, Dale did not conduct competitive bidding for travel services, but relied upon a charter company called Airline of the Americas.
The most frequent of these arrangements occur in blocks in blocks of genes which are present in several copies in different subtelomeres.
He took a leading part in the frequent negotiations for an arrangement with Charles I and, with William Lenthall, was custodian of the great seal (1647 48).
Jean-Marie Toulisse, national secretary of the CFDT labor union, acknowledged that French labor-management relations, once a you-scratch-my-back-and-I'll-scratch-yours arrangement, produced frequent strikes but also high productivity and comfortable employee benefits.
"Take Over" (Brash Music), Mr. Shust's third and best album and one of this year's most impressive Christian records, is produced by Rusty Varenkamp and Jason Ingram Mr. Shustt's frequent writing partner), in arrangements that deliberately elide bombast: a raucous "Come and Save Us," a tender "Rest in the Arms," a jaunty folk-inflected "Ever After".
Her behaviour was sometimes unmanageable, probably as a result of her unstable living arrangements and frequent changes in caregivers.
