The petrol-fuelled XV 2.0 is rather less engaging, especially in Lineartronic form, in which the plentiful mechanical, rotational activity somehow fails to be converted into vigorous movement.
The Victorian and Edwardian kitchen was organised for live-in servants, which were plentiful in England, as they were in America until the civil war.
The Mississippian Subperiod is also recognized as the interval in which armoured fishes, plentiful during the Devonian Period (419.2 to 358.9 million years ago), went largely extinct.
If getting a bachelor's degree is meant to guarantee entry to an arena in which jobs are plentiful and wages rise steadily, the education system has been failing for some time.
Jacobson's journey through the housing boom and bust mirrors the country's own struggle for recovery — a messy, complicated affair in which blame is plentiful but redemption is hard to find.
This could reflect the observations that Methanomicrobiales efficiently use low concentrations of H2, while the Methanosarcinales dominate in environments in which acetate is plentiful.
The experiments show that worms missing a protein called CaMKI enter the dauer state even under conditions in which food is plentiful and normal worms continue to grow.
Interest in SSL has increased in recent years, particularly because of application domains in which unlabeled data are plentiful, such as images, text, and bioinformatics.
The dream, alas, foundered, but the lampshades live on virtually in the pages of Child's books, in which lampshades are notably plentiful and opulent.
The Egyptians made furniture of this kind in the 3rd millennium bc, and it has always flourished in those regions in which there is a plentiful supply of riverside vegetation.
