In the industrial production of tungsten, however, APT is usually decomposed to the intermediate oxide in a rotary furnace under a stream of hydrogen, which partially decomposes the ammonia in the crystals into nitrogen and hydrogen while maintaining a reducing atmosphere.
The women largely agree that, however apt and nuanced the White House position on Libya, the President, though an attorney, should not have overruled several administration lawyers and refused to go to Congress for a War Powers Act resolution in Libya.
Originally, Arnold intended to use the song "Only Myself to Blame" at the end of the film; however, Apted discarded this and the song was replaced by a remix of the "James Bond Theme".
However, APT-1 overexpression neither increased the deacylation rate of single acylated GAP-43 nor affected the steady-state subcellular distribution of dually acylated GAP-43 both in CHO-K1 and HeLa cells, indicating that GAP-43 deacylation is not mediated by APT-1.
Progress, however, is apt to come slowly.
Neither, however, is apt to do much for dodgeball's image among school administrators.
The fact that BSkyB's summer party last night was staged in the Foreign Office, however, seemed apt: Murdoch's tentacles reach deep into the establishment's heart.
This approach, however, is apt to throw millions out of coverage and many states into fiscal crisis, and key Republican governors and senators are opposing it.
He proved, however, an apt pupil of the city's rampant strains of anti-Semitism, which exploited popular resentment of the wealthy Jewish bourgeoisie that had arisen under Franz Josef I, the conservative but clement — and, effectively, the last — Hapsburg emperor.
Americans are, however, more apt to name their children after New York's boroughs and neighborhoods: Brooklyn was the nation's 34th most popular name for baby girls in 2010, even though it failed to make the top 100 in New York.
For example, systems to prevent cheating are needed if the different cells of one person's body are to realise the benefits of co-operation, just as they are needed if people are to engage successfully in large-scale collective enterprises.Talk of a single "direction" is, however, less apt in biological than in cultural evolution.
