Wait, I was wrong; I did, in fact, see some media attention, in the form of one plain, declarative headline, buried among the pop culture effluvia and the shrill inanity surrounding a Muslim community center in New York: "US Withdraws Military From Iraq," said the headline.
The darkness he lived in revealed one plain fact: humans live and die one by one, all ultimately alone.
In the tests, one plain strip with smooth surface, two strips with simple ribs, and eighteen strips with transverse members of various depths and counts were subjected to pull out forces with normal stresses ranging from 50 kPa to 100 kPa applied.
(1) At least two chaotic state variables are required for encrypting one plain pixel, in permutation and diffusion stages respectively.
Peripheral blood was collected in one EDTA tube and one plain tube.
The participants were then bled using venipuncture to obtain 5 mL blood samples in one fluoride tube and one plain tube per participant.
In Tartu, one EDTA and one plain tube were centrifuged (2100 rpm) for 15 min at 4°C and the plasma and serum collected.
In one study, plain abdominal radiography revealed abnormalities in 86% (102/119) of cases, with diffuse hepatic calcifications in 49% (58/119) of patients [ 29].
Qualitative data were collected using semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions in one hill district (Dailekh) and one plains district (Banke).
He drew farms with multiple buildings and fenced-in fields, spectacular Victorian showpieces with manicured grounds and, in one instance, a plain blue building housing a cheese factory.
