The few pennies Fabian's faithful followers lost in total return they more than recouped in the comfort of being out of the market at particularly scary times.
Notably, the I539T mutation restored the wild-type NBD1 pattern in ΔF508: both protease resistant bands of ∼25 and 27 kDa that had been lost in ΔF508 NBD1 returned upon mutation of I539 to Threonine (Figure 4A, ◂).
Artistically, it is a series of cinematic portraits, each of which shows the unique weather patterns of that individual's internal atmosphere, as they pass from nervous, to relaxed, to lost in the music, return to self-conscious, experience embarrassment and then return to their joy.
In hybrid vehicles, Mr. Avadhany said, the new shock absorbers could complement regenerative brakes, which can harvest energy otherwise lost in stopping and return it to the battery.
Three accelerometers failed (0.4% of 714 issues) and 45 (6.3% of 714 issues) were lost in distribution and return, which would cost approximately £9,000 US$14,0000) to replace.
When advocates of reform lost in Congress, they returned in the next session, and eventually they prevailed.
The late president built his reputation on remaining Israel's most implacable foe, demanding that every inch of the Golan Heights that Syria lost in 1967 be returned for peace.
As I slugged down my final European treat of the day, I reflected on everything we had lost, and in return the world we had created.
The Galil Mountain facility is also safely outside of the Golan Heights, a good fallback position should the Golan facility ever be lost in a deal to return the Heights to Syria.
And now, all that Miami lost in Brown will be returned if it acquires Grant.
