In late 1967, an acetate of fourteen of Dylan's compositions was made, from which demos circulated among music groups who might be interested in recording some of the songs.
The heat source is applied to a small boiler, in which water is heated and from which it is circulated by an electric pump in insulated copper pipes similar to a domestic hot-water system.
Therefore, the output signals of both leg and arm SOC balancing controllers are (i_{{{text{Z}}j1}}^) and (i_{{{text{Z}}j2}}^) respectively, from which the reference circulating current (i_{{{text{Z}}j}}^) is determined: i_{{{text{Z}}j}}^ = i_{{{text{Z}}j1}}^ + i_{{{text{Z}}j2}}^ (13).
In addition to monocytes, the vascular endothelium is a major source from which circulating cytokines and chemokines can be derived, especially in inflammatory conditions.
Thus, VEEV is distinct from dengue viruses, which circulate peridomestically (40 ).
High percentages of patients (especially pregnant women) were hospitalized in 2013 due to the A(H1N1 pdm09 infection, which may have been enabled by an antigenic drift from those which circulated at the onset of the pandemic.
Service activities can thus be defined as operations aimed at the transformation of the state of a reality C, performed by a service provider A for a user or client B, the result of which is not an independent product which can circulate separately from the reality C [19].
Praise for Duncan also came from the Broad Foundation, which has circulated a plan to enroll half the students from L.A. Unified in charters over the next eight years.
17 Adiponectin is a protein secreted from adipose tissue, which circulates at high concentrations in the plasma in the form of low and high molecular weight multimers.
When mothers are in the acute phase of the disease (an infrequent situation that will occur almost exclusively in disease-endemic countries) or have reactivated disease (resulting from immunosupression, in which circulating parasitemia level may be high), breast-feeding may pose a risk for the infant.
