It may have two fundamentally different evolutionary origins, however, one an incidental exchange of waste products from one species that benefits another, or instead as a cooperative act by one species evolved specifically to enhance growth and survival of another.
Prosthetic survival rates were calculated with exchange or removal of components as endpoint excluding incidental exchange of the polyethylene meniscus.
As endpoint, we used revision leading to exchange or extraction of 1 or more of the 3 prosthetic components with the exception of incidental exchange of the polyethylene insert (Henricson et al. 2011).
The goals exchanged after the break felt incidental, messy scrambles as defensive discipline evaporated.
Incidental Intelligence: (Lady With the Lamp Division): The exchange for all the public telephones in the Coney Island Hospital is Nightingale.
But we had a slow start and were never really in the game". The goals exchanged after the break felt incidental, messy scrambles as defensive discipline evaporated.
The New Yorker, November 22, 1952 P. 32 Incidental Intelligence: The Rogers Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge, 42 Exchange Place, lists on its menu, "Spaghetti with marijuana sauce".
Israeli settlement construction, prisoner exchanges and land swaps are negotiable issues incidental to ending the long-running conflict between the Palestinians and Israelis, and the achievement of a two-state solution.
Thus, in the late 1990s, the liquidity trap in Japan has been externally imposed as an incidental, rather than deliberate, outcome of American policies.Taking this long-term exchange-rate expectation as given, consider Japan's current monetary-policy dilemmas.
We explored the usability of AR-based technology to support information exchange in teams, with the goal of diminishing the incidental critical human mistakes in security operations.
