When Maria Loi, a vivacious, entrepreneurial Greek chef, restaurateur, cookbook writer and teacher, came to New York this summer, she talked a great deal about how her restaurant, Loi, which is opening tonight, would show the city how Greek food should be prepared.
These materials were tested in order to determine the Limiting Oxygen Index (LOI), which is a measure of the fire performance properties of a given material.
Perturbation of these marks leads to loss of imprinting (LOI), which is associated with developmental disorders and malignancy and may also obstruct applications of human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs).
The most popular features to be used in order to minimize the effects of lift-off is called lift-off point of intersection (LOI), which is a point at which PEC signals intersect when only lift-off distance varies.
Finally we multiply CSW and HIC together to get a new variable, called LOI, which is the number of infected prostitutes or infected commercial sex workers in a country expressed as a percentage of the total adult population age 15 to 49 years.
A preliminary list with 24 research topics was identified through an inductive analysis using the research statements expressed in the LOI, which were the most detailed.
In an effort to reduce job instability across the public sector, in March 2012 the French government introduced the Loi Sauvadet, which was supposed to limit how long people can work on short-term contracts by moving them after 6 years to more stable, open-ended contracts.
Acclaimed director Rachid Bouchareb, a French-Algerian, is to unveil Hors la Loi, (Outside the Law), which is in competition at the festival.
We called LOI when we could clearly see two visible bands on a gel which was at least in a 1 4 ratio.
Loi scelerate,… Tells about the Parisian reaction to the return of the crippled Apollo 13 which was thoroughly covered by all newsmedia.
