Hence the myth that touching the skin of bananas grown in Costa Rica can expose a person to the bacteria that cause necrotizing fasciitis, a potentially deadly disease caused by bacteria that attack the flesh in science-fiction fashion.
He can't bear to be touched, hence the series' title.
The normalized length of CC is defined as the ratio of its size to its stroke length, and if the length is larger than a constant, then the CC is considered touching CCs and hence partitioned into smaller CCs.
He steps in to gently guide and support her. Slowly, Trisha begins to blossom -- hence the gratitude of this touching best-seller's title, "Thank You, Mr. Falker".
Don't harp too much on the renaming thing; it makes him self-conscious, hence a touch crabby.
But the Jawa Pos's policy ensures that only the best reporters are allowed on staff because getting a job isn't a simple as showing some clips or faking an interview and it ensures that despite clinging to a graying medium of print, the staff itself is always staying young, and hence, in touch with younger readers.
Trajectory tracking errors hence occur when the legs are touching the ground.
Hence, taxonomic classification of Brucella spp. is a challenging task touching on difficult taxonomic and phylogenetic issues in prokaryotic species definition as a whole [ 9].
Unlike the more common form of so-called secondary anemia, it did not respond to the administration of suitable iron salts, and no other form of treatment touched it; hence, the grimly appropriate title of pernicious anemia.
This finding is replicated among non-managerial staff, who want to support the causes that have most profoundly touched their lives, hence enthusiastic shop floor support for causes such as cancer research, local hospices and children's welfare.
