Despite some limitations, ecogenomics certainly is going to remove the issues exist in thrust areas of conservation biology and conventional conservation strategies as stated recently (Luo et al., 2016).
He politely demands we should not use said word in the headline of our story or in the thrust of its argument.
In a thrust of inland migration before the American Revolution, substantial settlement of Georgia began as a belt that extended along the Savannah River and reached the lower Piedmont.
At the same time, his figures maintain vestigial traces of subjectivity, in the thrust of a chin, the tilt of a hip, and the set of a shoulder — callings to the heart.
At the same time, his figures maintain vestigial traces of subjectivity, in the thrust of a chin, the tilt of a hip, and the set of a shoulder callings to the heart.
The last shot is of a boy throwing a balsa-wood airplane up into the air, and the joy and momentum — the sense of aliveness — expressed in the thrust of his arm as it launches the plane are almost heartbreaking.
Among those she wrote and had published was "Where Yesterday Began," and it starts, "This story is for all those who have ever loved -- truly, deeply, irrevocably -- and in the thrust of disaster".
Earlier commentators were not wrong in the thrust of their criticisms of economic theory but may have been overly elaborate in their attack.
In addition, an aesthetic thrust of sampling in qualitative research is that small is beautiful (25).
The increase in thrust force with depth of cut was relatively linear, R2 = 0.80.
Warplanes, including a pair of F-14's heavily laden with munitions, took off in a fiery thrust of afterburners and then disappeared into the night sky.
