Links represent mainly in-licensing activities.
Exceptions occurred mainly in trades linked to traditional women's occupations, such as haberdashery and needlecraft.
For one, he takes it that the passions so reproduced are usually sociable: "passions that move us mainly in order to link us to all sensible things for the preservation of society and of our sensible being" (ST V.7, 377).
About 480,000 square feet of that is below ground, mainly in the concourses linking the site with subway lines and PATH commuter rail lines and in the new transportation hub.
In the biological process, COPD-specific upregulated genes were involved mainly in peptide cross-linking, blood vessel development, biological adhesion or cell adhesion.
The tighter the link, mainly in terms of roads and the contiguity and acquisition of Jewish houses in ancient Hebron, the harder it will be, in the event of a two-state settlement, to remove a Jewish presence.
A Baroque portrait of a woman is multiplied here by five dancers who move mainly in unison and are linked to a feminist heroine.
The relative significant differences between these two structures are mainly in the loop regions linking β-strands (Fig. S6).
ITU simulation methodology is slightly different from 3GPP counterpart mainly in radio channel model and link budget setting.
Since cortactin operates mainly in cytoskeletal rearrangements, it may link other proteins via its SH3 domain to sites of actin polymerization.
