The Commodores (9-1) hit five of their first six shots, including four 3-pointers, to grab an early 16-6 lead from which James Madison never recovered.
His seriousness about words, as weighty as the lead from which he forges his books, also puts him at odds with the ironic mode of quotation that has long defined modern art.
The element does not occur uncombined or in independent minerals but occurs as a trace in many minerals, particularly those of zinc and lead, from which it is obtained as a by-product.
Nevertheless, it failed at improving affinity, when compared to the lead from which it was derived.
In the second stage leaching, the residue of the first stage was treated with 0.5 M CuCl2 and 3.0 M HCl resulting in the dissolution of copper, nickel and lead from which lead is precipitated as PbCl2 by cooling.
That put Vettel into the lead, from which he controlled the race ahead of Rosberg, through and beyond the first safety car period triggered by the need to clear the debris left by Vergne's tyre failure.
Lead isotope ratio uncertainties for total digestion can be obtained by combining uncertainties for both leachable and "pseudo total" lead (i.e. given the protocol of digestion, total lead from which half the leachable lead fraction was excluded), which leads to very large standard deviations, making them unusable for our study.
While still a student, Ehrlich carried out some work on lead poisoning from which he evolved the theory that was to guide much of his subsequent work that certain tissues have a selective affinity for certain chemicals.
Our pharmacophore model identified a number of potential lead compounds from which we selected 11 compounds to evaluate.
Because of its exceedingly high potency as an FPGS inhibitor, MTX-phosphinate represents a lead structure from which cell-permeable analogs may be developed to test the hypothesis that FPGS inhibition is therapeutically efficacious.
