In the present experiment, in correspondance to an initial SCOD of 975.25 mg/L and initial NH4+-N concentration of 87.52 mg/L as N, it has been observed that the major fraction of SCOD removal took place within 4 or 5 hrs of aerobic react period.
This finding seems to be in correspondance with the findings of Bergström et al[ 11] who showed that the AC patients had fewer absences from work and utilised health care less than the DYS patients.
Within a few months she was an assistant censor in a secret Special Security Division of the New York Office of Postal Censorship, looking for secret messages in correspondance, with 100 or more people working under her Cpde View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.
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As in Correspondances, the accordion is brought in off the boulevards to make a respectable contribution.
His writings, in manuscript form, were known only to his friends and the privileged correspondents of the Correspondance littéraire, a sort of private newspaper edited by Baron Grimm that was circulated in manuscript form.
Although their organizations are apparently quite distinct, we found remarkable conservation in the correspondance between exons and specific protein regions in rbp9 and fne (Fig. 1A).
In a correspondance with Ikeda during the illustration process mid-July, the artist describes the incident to The Creators Project: "I dislocated my right shoulder in skiing accident last January".
As often, he had particular performers in mind: for Correspondances, completed in 2003, Dawn Upshaw and what he heard as the "instrumental quality" of her voice.
The many hundreds of letters that passed between Mme du Châtelet and Voltaire are assumed to have been destroyed, but some were included in Voltaire's Correspondance, 24 vol. (1953 57).
