From there it migrated west and proliferated all over Europe.
But Daniel W. VanArsdale, a folklorist who maintains an archive of paper chain letters (www.silcom.com/barnowl/chain-letter/archive/!information.htm), thinks it migrated online from older, paper versions.
"What we noticed was that early on, the content was R-rated, but then it migrated rather quickly to really raunchy stuff -- just hard-core porn," said Jim Caldwell, the president of Omni.
Next to him stood Jeff Foxx, another WBLS D.J. who had been asked to help smooth the transition as KISS, or what was left of it, migrated to BLS.
If the hominid was dark-skinned, for example, it might have had trouble getting enough vitamin D as it migrated north, because dark-skinned people absorb less of the sunlight needed to make vitamin D than do light-skinned people.
The more the young flatfishes strained their lower eyes, he suggested, the more it migrated during its development towards the other side.
Using synthetic Aβ standards we showed that substances in a crude brain extract retarded the migration of Aβ17 40 so that it migrated at the rate of Aβ1 40 (in the absence of brain extract).
Then, over billions of years, it migrated inward, finally settling into its extremely close and nearly perfect circular orbit.
The Virginia opossum (and its ancestors), which is the only marsupial present in the United States (it migrated from South America ≈4.5 million years ago), is a possible host for T. cruzi I.
First, using mass spectrometry data obtained from individual gel slices, we compared the migration pattern of selected putative targets in total crude lysates with their migration pattern in TAP-SUMO2-purified samples, defining each target as SUMO2 modified if it migrated slower in the purified sample than expected based on its predicted molecular weight.
Before long, it migrated to a music store on South Ocean Avenue.
