After the massive decolonization of the 1950s and early 1960s, less-developed countries became much more numerous, organized, and powerful in the General Assembly, and they began to create organs to address the problems of development and diversification in developing economies.
Numerous organized thrombi, often containing large adult nematodes were present in lumen of medium-sized pulmonary arteries, causing eosinophilic vasculitis.
Diane Grococki, branch manager of the Oyster Bay branch of State Bank of Long Island, said the bank sponsored numerous events organized by community organizations, including the Lion's Club, local sports teams and museums, as well as the Oyster Fest.
The TT form is characterized by few individual skin lesions with well-organized granulomas containing few bacilli, whereas the LL form manifests as numerous poorly organized, diffuse skin lesions with high numbers of bacilli (Walker and Lockwood, 2006).
The backers of such gun-rights legislation are numerous and organized.
Detroit teachers have recently staged numerous such organized mass absences from work, prompting closures at some of the largest schools in the city of 680,000.
The multi-scale flow architectures optimized in this paper have features and qualities similar to tree-shaped (dendritic) designs, where the length scales are numerous, hierarchically organized, and nonuniformly distributed through the available space.
In this paper, nest-like hollow γ-AlOOH microspheres constructed from numerous hierarchically organized nanowires were synthesized via a template-free simple hydrothermal approach, from which hierarchically porous γ-Al2O3 microspheres with average macropores of 900 nm, mesopores of 20 nm and a pore volume of 0.93 cm3/g were obtained readily.
I just finished a long book tour which lead me to those cities where the evangelical are numerous, well organized and powerful.
In addition, Richards authored numerous books, organized the scientific examination of food, and helped the Massachusetts legislature pass the nation's first pure food laws.
Within Feliformia, the cat family Felidae is composed of 37 species and numerous subspecies organized into eight monophyletic lineages that likely arose 10 million years ago.
