The use of hearing aids can improve localization, but any benefit is highly dependent on the user's type and degree of hearing loss, mould-type, and fitting procedure (Byrne et al. 1992), with completely-in-the-canal aids offering a better localization benefit (Best et al. 2010).
Printing equipment and supplies, including 18th century pattern, French style, type mould, 18 point body; ladle; slotted screwdriver; punch, letter P; strike, from P punch; fitted matrix, from P punch; cast sorts, using new mould.
Yet they all unite in employing the figure of the journalist, or the setting of a newspaper, as the very pattern and mould of every type of squalor and venality.
The name itself refers to sans serif typefaces; Bodoni, the capital, is a variety of typeface; the two main islands are called Upper Caisse and Lower Caisse; the indigenous islanders are known as flongs, a mould for making type, and the whole Republic is ruled over by the dictator General M J Pica, named after a unit of measurement in type.
Determining the environmental and genetic factors that mould these behavioural types is crucial to understanding how behaviours might respond to selection.
Slime moulds are a type of primitive life form known as protists.
The rice at the centre of the scare contains methamidophos, a toxic pesticide, and aflatoxin, a type of mould.
The suggested lifetime for this type of mould pair is 1050 thousand pressing times.
And, on the principle of understanding the simple before going on to the complicated, a lot of the work on such clocks has been conducted on Neurospora crassa, a type of mould that produces bright-orange spores.
