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At what point do we recognize that burnout is a systemic problem, an eventuality for many instead of a rare exception?
When should society (namely us) view this form of internal experience as a disease, instead of a rare, but acceptable, part of life?
Segrè went looking for element 93 but did not find it, as he was looking for an element chemically akin to rhenium instead of a rare earth element, which is what element 93 turned out to be.
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Initially, instead of buying a rare and expensive wooden barrel-organ, the team attempted to 3D-print one several, in fact, none of which worked.
Mercury has a surface unlike any other planet's in the solar system, instead resembling a rare type of meteorite, researchers say.
While these rare codons are supposed to be the result of a significant evolutionary pressure towards using a rare codon instead of a frequent codon at the respective position, the second type of rare codons is strongly biased toward positions with highly conserved amino acids that are encoded exclusively by rare codons.
I.e., further cleaning would remove the source of Pt, which could form Pt Zn alloy phases, and instead, lead to a rare formation of rocksalt ZnO NPs, as observed in the previous work [34].
Sebag's 7 Qd3, instead of 7 Nc3, was a rare move.
Steaks, for example, were consistently overcooked -- medium instead of medium rare, well instead of medium.
Helium-4 instead of the rare helium-3 was used as the working fluid.
Last week, the government-affiliated New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization, or N.E.D.O., announced that it had developed a motor for hybrid vehicles that used cheap and readily available ferrite magnets, instead of the rare earth magnets typically required.
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