M. excelsa remained harder and more durable for stakes of all dimensions (especially the thickest) than those of S. rhinopetala.
But in fact what remains is a savory, fascinating, memorable story of absolute rule, one that not only reveals a great deal about China's turbulent past but also suggests where some of the more durable reflexes of China's current leaders have their roots.
Joy yielding to melancholy then yields to the less jolting but more durable satisfaction of being in the presence of pictures so lovingly and wittily made.
This confirmed the more durable improvement of PRP compared to that of HA.
I mention this because I need to give the background to my own change of direction as an art-consumer towards the more durable satisfactions of those handmade paintings and sculptures that, with all the vicissitudes of time and taste, have nonetheless gone on providing luscious nutriment for the eyes and the mind.
It also bears telling because it marks the beckoning of a new, and perhaps even more durable, strain of Arab authoritarianism.
Further, in an in vitro experiment mimicking the pharmacokinetics of HDFL, prolonged exposure of gastric cancer cells to 2.5 5 μ M of 5-FU resulted in a more durable suppression of thymidylate synthase and enhanced cytotoxicity (Yeh et al, 2000b).
Heard in the wider musical context that Ms. Allyson and her group provided, most of the 70's songs emerged as more durable pieces of work than they seemed originally, when the singer and the composer appeared inseparable.
These fragile urban areas perished many centuries ago, and thus a century and a half of scholarly research has focussed on the more durable components of Khmer culture, in particular the famous temples and the texts and works of art that are normally found within them.
No such distinction can yet be made between the phenotypes of genotype-specific qualitative resistance and other, potentially more durable forms of resistance to STB.
