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December 10 2015 December 12 201515 In the nineteen-seventies, de Groat was in the vanguard of postmodern choreography, contributing to the original "Einstein on the Beach" and generally furthering a Robert Wilsonian idea of repetitive ritual.

The idea is to integrate VR filmmakers into the Sundance incubation system, known as the Story Labs, while also generally furthering the cause of cinematic VR, the immersive form of storytelling that's distinct from the medium's more gaming-centric uses.

Nintendo's rivals are generally further along in that effort.

While international students are very effective at building their own support groups (see Catherine Montgomery's research on this), that doesn't absolve institutions of responsibility to help, especially recognising that international students are generally further from their families and existing support networks, in what may be an unfamiliar language and culture.

Unlike VAWTS, HAWTS are not generally further categorized because they are all driven in the same way.

Generally, further genome-wide studies of DNA methylation in CHO will be required to shed light on the relevance of this process regarding biopharmaceuticals production and might, e.g., address a potential link between CHO cell metabolism and DNA methylation or provide novel targets for rational cell line engineering.

Males were generally further south of their tagging site than females (F1, 550 = 7.50, p = 0.006; −5.5 km and −1.01 km, respectively) and larger sharks were generally further north of their tagging site than smaller sharks (F1, 550 = 12.54, p<0.001; distance from tagsite = 0.089 *TL – 19.022).

This provides higher peak capacity and generally further separation of chiral compounds.

Generally, further assessment of motif significance is done as a post-processing step.

Generally, further improvements on the predictive performance rely on more discernable features or different combination of the currently proposed feature.

It is generally further oxidized by the arsenite oxidase [As III)→As V)] encoded by aoxAB genes.