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The first recorded scientific application of a kite took place in 1749 when Alexander Wilson of Scotland used a kite train (two or more kites flown from a common line) as a meteorologic device for measuring temperature variations at different altitudes.
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Norsk Bane has launched the idea of building a common line from Oslo to Haukeli and then from branching off to Bergen and Stavanger.
Echoing a common line from this year's conference, she said that if "we believe states are laboratories of democracy", then it's only fair to let the Colorado and Washington experiments play out.
This is a common line of argument from the most extreme members of the gun lobby.
"Your future starts here" is a common line which devalues the learner from the off.
This is a common line.
To understand how microRNAs (miRNAs) may contribute to prostate cancer resistance to apoptosis, we compared microRNA expression profiles of a benign prostate cancer cell line WPE1-NA22 and a highly malignant WPE1-NB26 celineine (derived from a common lineage).
In pedigrees of this sort, circles refer to females and squares to males; two symbols directly joined at the midpoint represent a mating, and those suspended from a common overhead line represent siblings, with descending birth order from left to right.
The following structural changes were applied to tanks to reduce underwater noise: (1) inlet piping was suspended to avoid contact with the tank, (2) effluent piping was disconnected from a common drain line, (3) effluent piping was insulated beneath tanks, and (4) tanks were elevated on cement blocks and seated on insulated padding.
It is one of a group of closely related animals that are descended from a common ancestral line of toads and which form a species complex.
Generally, within an individual patient the primary and metastases appeared to share a DNA fingerprint pattern with minor variations occurring in different sites suggesting that different populations have derived from a common stem line.
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