For Martha Romo of West Chicago, Ill., her family's second home, an 1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-foot 1,800-square-foot they bought for $245,000 in 2005, hattachedd practical and pleasurable.
Such an approach has proven practical and effective in the context of measles vaccination (36) and has recently proven safe and immunogenic in clinical trials of the novel TB vaccine MVA85A (7).
Video vignettes have proven practical, feasible, and externally valid [ 13, 40– 40].
At first he was opposed to the synthetic leather upholstery as being unnecessarily fancy, but even this has proved quite practical.
Even Britain's republicans may feel empathy for their matriarch, who, thanks to King Edward VIII's abdication, inherited a throne that was not her original destiny, and who has proved ever practical in dealing with the forces of history.
With amplitudes not greater than 500 mg rms in any case, the structure has proved its practical immunity to flow induced vibrations, thus validating its design and construction methodology.
Critics say the law has proved of no practical value to the woman in this case.
Critics say that in this instance the law has proved of no practical value to the woman concerned.
So far, no method of shielding has proved both effective and practical.
Although the model is only a first attempt, it has proved to be highly practical and flexible, reasonably predicting trends in the experimental data.
And then at last, when an approach has proved itself to be practical and worthy, the big bucks people -- venture capitalists and giant corporations -- will get involved.
