Given that the same nuclei can appear in more than one successive histological section, a correction was made to the "raw" cell density data as previously described (Abercrombie, 1946).
One successive dot ball for Panesar.
In one level you fight successive waves of enemies on a tarrying lift, while the main action, which is taking place elsewhere on the planet, is recounted to you over the radio.
Twenty-one successive dot balls for Panesar.
In one sequence, Dayne carried on three successive downs, picking up the first down off left tackle on a tough third-and-2 play.
With Marcus Trescothick, back to something approaching his Test match best, they had put on 190 for the first wicket, the third highest opening stand by England at Lord's, and the second big one in successive innings after the 182 that Trescothick and Michael Vaughan scored in the second innings of the final Test in Antigua last month.
The criterion was reached when in 4 successive blocks within one run at least 93.75% (i.e., 15/16) of the answers were correct.
Bilingual programs must be provided if there are 15 or more students who speak the same language in one grade, or in two successive grades.
Although sometimes bearing a different name, the same voice seems to speak in each of these texts, as though they were successive chapters in one novel.
Hung Shang-cheng of National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, and his colleagues, however, demonstrated a method for producing multiple derivatives of glucose in "one pot"—that is, without successive isolation and purification steps.
