In the present review, the basic principles of multi-photon polymerization are presented, the experimental set-up requirements are described and the employed materials demands are thoroughly mentioned as well as the most representative examples of the recent developments in the field.
Proposed applications are mentioned as well.
Probably taking part in the turbulent events that surrounded and followed Michael Shishman's death, Ivan the Russian was last mentioned as a representative of Ivan Alexander in 1332.
This species was mentioned as the sole representative among species formerly assigned to Charophyceae that shows a type of cell division intermediate between vegetative cell division and sporulation (Sluiman et al., 1989).
A person with knowledge of the conversation, which occurred as federal investigators were recording Mr. Blagojevich's calls, said Mr. Reid had seemed concerned that some of the Democrats mentioned as possible appointees, including Representatives Jesse L. Jackson Jr. and Danny K. Davis, both of whom are black, might be harder to elect when the appointment period expires in two years.
Mr. Locke had been mentioned as a possible United States trade representative, but he might have been too pro-trade for the unions.
But among lawmakers, Democratic operatives and even some of the governor's advisers, the name most frequently mentioned as the likely pick was Representative Kirsten E. Gillibrand, though other candidates, including Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, were not ruled out.
Two of the incumbents most often mentioned as potential victims of redistricting, Representatives Eliot L. Engel and Benjamin A. Gilman, actually emerge in better shape under Mr. Lacey's plan.
Now, that prospect seems to be in serious doubt, as is the future of the two other Democrats who were being mentioned as leading candidates to replace Mr. Corzine: Representative Robert E. Andrews of Camden and Representative Frank Pallone Jr. of Monmouth County.
In Lenny Kaye's review of Led Zeppelin IV for Rolling Stone, he barely talks about the song, just giving it a passing mention as representative of "some stuff that I might actually call shy and poetic if it didn't carry itself off so well".
