Furthermore, since hopping through trees can be dangerous, many arboreal frogs have hip joints to allow both hopping and walking.
I can assure you that I see this as a challenge, and I am proud that the Netherlands is now to lead the high-level group which is to develop a joint approach to both crime and drugs, and which can direct the framing of the joint action about which so much has been said.
He was also deeply disappointed when, in 1968, the Nobel peace prize committee failed to make a joint award to both men.
As president of the Senate, the vice-president normally sits behind visiting heads of state when they make a joint address to both chambers of Congress.
As a Clinton Foundation executive puts it in a joint email to both Hillary's top aide, Huma Abedin, and Bill's equivalent adviser: "Bono wants to do linkup with the International Space Station on every show during the tour this year".
Transverse deflection of a single lap joint subjected to both in-plane and out-of-plane loadings is analyzed, incorporating nondimensional analysis.
It illustrates that joint exposure to both may carry an extra additive risk despite the absence of an interaction in the logistic regression model.
Given that exposure to psychosocial stressors may lead to altered physiological states (e.g., greater inflammation, altered HPA axis functioning) that are similar to states induced by toxic chemicals, it is natural to speculate that joint exposure to both may increase an individual's vulnerability to these external stressors in the physical environment.
Migration of fluorescent cells to the ankle joint or to both the ankle and the ankle-draining popliteal LN was monitored by in vivo TPM, using SCID mice that received labeled donor cells 2 to 4 hours or 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 12, or 18 days before imaging (3 to 8 mice per time point).
For larger projects, when payment is made for material and labor, write a joint check to both entities.
