This requires tiny adjustments on the fly — setting the left spur, say, to steady against a clockwise spin — not to mention exceptional instincts.
Several authors mentioned an exceptional C. tantalus population west of the Volta River on the Accra plains in South Ghana [Booth, 1956 , 1958 Hill, 1966; Kingdon, 1997; Napier, 1981], which could be confirmed in our study based on phenotypic data.
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Though they are normally shy around humans, naturalist Alfred Brehm in his Brehms Tierleben mentions an exceptional case in which three polecats attacked a baby in Hesse.
In this study consolidated bioprocessing was implemented, taking advantage of the above-mentioned exceptional abilities of F. oxysporum with regard to the bioconversion of BG to ethanol.
The few exceptions mentioned ought to be really exceptional in order to allow for a probable certainty, which was deemed sufficient for blameless moral action.
Linux and Apache are the most commonly mentioned, however, the most exceptional.
With the exceptions of the lipases from isolates SP75 and SP76 above mentioned, all other enzymes showed exceptional thermal stabilities that allowed clear detection of activity even after 1 h incubation at 100°C.
