Riding Giants gives us the deep culture and long history of big-wave riding, from its pioneering, semi-outlaw origins in 1950s Hawaii to its present incarnation, known as tow-surfing, on offshore breaks sometimes hundreds of miles from land, where unique conditions produce terrifying swells up to 60ft high.
For P. falciparum, we obtained previously published microarray-based gene expression data sets of 144 unique conditions from 23 time series, representing stresses from various growth-inhibiting compounds (Hu et al., 2010).
Nephrologists from Skejby Hospital reported that unique conditions at Herlev Hospital might have resulted in NSF cases at that hospital since cases were not recognized at other Danish hospitals.
Reduction of ilp2 may increase lifespan independent of nutrition, but head and visceral fat bodies have unique conditions from which they repress brain synthesis of ilp2.
Farnworth, a high-flying, well-off lawyer, suffers from a unique condition which compels his body to walk whether he wants it to or not.
The post-probability results from this model, in conjunction with unique conditions and confidence maps, were used to guide environmental modelling for setting aside protected zones, and also to assist with mine planning and future exploration planning.
Internet surveys that draw from traditionally generated samples provide the unique conditions to engage adolescents in exploration of sensitive health topics.
The importance of these habitats results from unique edaphic conditions and temperature regimes, as well as the structure, species composition, and phenology of the plant community.
"Born from unique environmental conditions, GEOtube is a new kind of urban sculptural tower.
The unique conditions of our sector do not preclude us adopting the techniques and successful initiatives from adjacent sectors, such as the excellent Stemettes programme, the Family and Childcare Trust and Diversity in Heritage.
