This red shift is termed to as the Stokes shift, and its origin, magnitude, and size dependence have been a notable source of controversy in the recent literature, especially for SiNCs.
Swine and pork products are not considered to be a notable source of sporadic Y. pseudotuberculosis cases, and animals having greater contact with the environment are more likely to have strains of soil and wildlife origins passing through their intestines.
Steve Jobs is only one of the most notable whose origins are from the Levant.
The myth is particularly notable for tracing the origin of death, the pain of childbirth, and the hard toil of agriculture to humanity's disobedience of its maker.
In the Shanti Parvan ("Book of Consolation," 12th book) of the Mahabharata, there is also a notable account of the origin of kingship and of rajadharma, or the dharma (law) of the king as king.
The most notable shows with Israeli origin are 'Homeland' and 'In Treatment,' along with the likes of 'Traffic Light,' 'The Ex-List' and 'Phenomenon'.
This latest tranche is notable because of its origin: it comes from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a division of the World Bank group that focuses on economic development in emerging countries by financing private enterprises whose businesses can spur that development.
This latest tranche is notable because of its origin: it comes from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a division of the World Bank group that focuses on economic development in emerging countries by financing private enterprises whose businesses can spur that development.
The methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) clonal group known as ST239-MRSA-III is notable for its hybrid origin and for causing sustained hospital epidemics worldwide since the late 1970s.
The presence of positive selection for the RAI1 gene in the primate-origin lineage is notable given that only seven of 120 randomly chosen 'control' genes involved in neurological functions have shown evidence of selection on this lineage (Crespi et al. 2007).
With few notable exceptions, these normative origins of the theory of decisional capacity are seldom explicitly stated or debated (Culver & Gert 1987).
