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The data supposed to contain full-length genes is based on libraries from cells at the following stages of the developmental cycle: axenically growing cells, cells developed on nitrocellulose filter to aggregation stage (8 hours), slug stage (16 hours) and early culmination stage (20 hours).
The successful journey, which took just under 39 hours, was the culmination of seven years of work on the plane and a lifetime's devotion to — some would say obsession with — the design, construction and flight of model aircraft.
It's a two-hour, 100th episode culmination of an adventure that has spanned decades, shattered timelines and crossed universes in the space of five years, while still maintaining the unbreakable familial bond at its core.
A book, even in digital format, is the culmination of hours, weeks, months, even years, of actual, objective work.
The vote was the culmination of hours of debate on the issue over two days, with Democrats accusing Republicans of using the bill to pander to their conservative base during an election cycle while Republicans urged Democrats to accept that fetuses can feel pain at this stage in a pregnancy, a contention disputed by medical research.
However, the chdA nulls exhibited a significant delay at the onset of terminal differentiation (i.e. culmination), ∼16 hours post-starvation.
Before them sat a 48,600-candle birthday cake, the culmination of long hours of preparation and the spreading of 180 quarts of icing.
One visit a day to this genre is probably enough for most people, but in case it isn't, through rebroadcasts Lifetime has made "Hunt for the I-5 Killer" the culmination of 10 hours' worth of serial-murder television.
But BBC1's The Apprentice is another show which, following the weekly firing of a candidate – the culmination of an hour-long build-up – takes the wind out of our sails by segueing straight into a précis of next week's instalment.
It was an emotional culmination to three hours of testimony in which Mr. Vander Ark gushed over Ms. Rowling and her work like the devoted fan that he claimed to be, and disarmingly preceded almost every answer to a question with an "Um".
