It becomes a runaway best seller, naturally, complete with a front-page review in this very publication by none other than John Updike.
The cumbrous title transcribes a certain number of days into years and months, but not the four weeks that would naturally complete it, because the word "Nights" is needed to suggest the original Thousand and One.
Quinoa and hemp are naturally "complete" proteins whereas the others may need to be blended with other food sources or have amino acids blended in to create a complete profile.
The method can be naturally completed by adaptive local mesh refinements and it turns out that the mesh generation is less constrained than when using the competitive cell-centered methods.
Because it represents the ultimate encounter of the end users, that is, the astronauts, with the hardware before its use during a space mission, the training development, validation, and evaluation process naturally completes the hardware certification and the flight procedures validation processes.
Strauss's opera sets Wilde's play (in German, naturally) with complete fidelity, except for minor cuts for length.
Presented with a Bjoerling rarity not in his collection -- a lyric passage from a live "Trovatore" at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, ravishingly yet naturally sculptured, complete with trill -- Mr. Turay breathed deep.
Naturally, the complete data case provides the best results: when η tends to zero, the number of samples in X 0 decreases, which explains the increasing MSE for smaller η values.
The utilization of these methods in the children that do naturally not complete their growth has led to a number of problems previously not observed: limb shortness, deformation, growth retardation, aseptic laxity, and infection in prostheses.
Our transcriptome assemblies are naturally not complete in terms of sampling the full diversity of genes and their various isoforms or in their full-length assembly into contigs.
The Guarneri has been celebrating its 40th-anniversary season, naturally, with a complete cycle of the Beethoven quartets -- the hallowed core of the quartet repertory.
