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Heart isn't in it.
If your heart is not in something, then you don't really believe in it or support it.
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Overall, the heart was represented by ∼13.5 million points with a spatial resolution of 0.25 mm.
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For example, tgu-miR-1, which was highly expressed in both heart and muscle, was represented by 2,541,528 reads, accounting for 25% of the total miRNA reads, whereas the three novel zebra finch miRNAs were expressed at relatively low levels, represented by 304, 66, and 73 reads respectively.
Fifer claims that despite signing a release form and seeing several rough cuts of the film, after switching sides, Kidu had a sudden change of heart about how she was represented in The Opposition.
The player's health is represented by four hearts; when these hearts are depleted the player dies and a small amount of their studs bounce away.
The player's health is represented by a number of hearts.
Schoenberg was represented by the String Trio, a work composed in 1946, just after he survived a heart attack.
For example, heart rhythm disorders are specific to the heart and are represented by adding a small ECG signal in the heart.
Arguably, the other heart of the show -- the sassy, red, blood-pumping heart -- is represented by the hook-happy "The Sex Is in the Heel," where Lola and her merry band of queens (who are each AMAZING) explain that it's more than just (heel) size, baby.
Different heart sizes were represented by syringes of various column heights mimicking a range of cardiac diameters.
In previous studies [ 13- 15], heart sounds were represented with MIDI Musical Instrument Digital Interfacee) format.
23 24 Of note, similar proportions of children with high risk conditions such as congenital heart disease were represented among users and non-users.
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