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The latter instability has not been observed in the liquid bridges with A = 1 investigated normally, because of geometric restrictions.

Music therapists work with people who are unable to communicate "normally" because of a disease or condition.

"In challenging economic times, it's important for brands to reach a larger audience and age demographic that you wouldn't normally because of the price," she said.

Normally, because of their low energy content, those processing streams are considered as non-profitable, especially when water is used as the working fluid in the thermodynamic cycles used for energy recovery from low-temperature energy sources.

Later, Trump said he wasn't trying to bury the news on a Friday night but instead "assumed the ratings would be far higher than they would be normally" because of coverage of the storm.

However, Raskar adds that Lytro's sensor design causes its output to be of lower resolution than an equivalent sensor configured normally, because of the need to restrict pixels to receive light only from certain angles.

In addition, when the first round of next year's grant applications are reviewed in December, NIH will likely award fewer than it normally would because of the uncertainly about how much of a raise it will eventually get in 2009.

You cannot plug them into a fresh host cell and expect them to work normally, because many of the proteins that they use are encoded within the genome of their host cell.

Due to the complexity of field conditions, the binocular stereo vision sensor in active stereo visual inspection system is difficult to acquire the ideal image pair under the poor illumination environment, or cannot work normally because one of two cameras is damaged.

In latent hyperprolactinemic patients the hypothalamic GnRH pulse generator appears to function normally because LH pulses of normal height are present (Fig. 1).

"The best thing you can do right now is live your life normally because the point of terrorism is to scare us out of being ourselves," Abbott said.