The tour reached its nadir in Boston, when the Norwegian indie rocker Ida Maria, playing to 250 people in a 2,400-capacity 2,400-capacityd a meltdown on stage and pulled out of subsequent dates.
The near-infrared (NIR) band from an image representing initial stand conditions (T1: Landsat-7 ETM+), and the NIR band of images acquired on subsequent dates and with different sensors (T2: ASTER, SPOT-4, and Landsat-5 TM) were selected, essentially acting as three different T2 images.
In carriers of a p53 germline mutation, each subsequent date of birth increased the cancer risk by 3% (P<0.0001).
On each of their subsequent dates, he gave her another of his CDs in reverse chronological order, and she became a fan.
A combined uncontrolled period started on the first date when any of the three measures was above the treatment target and ended on the first subsequent date when all of the measures were below their targets.
All lactations starting with a calving during 2006 and 2007 were extracted including calving date (starting day), date of subsequent calving or date of removal from the herd.
After hospital discharge, vital status was obtained via a telephone call at 90 days and at subsequent dates as part of the long-term outcomes substudy.
Consider instead another problem: the operation of an opaque, unquantified "shadow" market in which housing developers take legal options to buy land at a subsequent date.
Transition matrices are tables with symmetric arrays, composed of the forest cover classes from the initial date in one axis and the same classes from the subsequent date in the other (date 1 and date 2).
Because of that discrepancy, his subsequent dating until 1348 is highly uncertain.
Progression-free survival (PFS) was measured from the date of primary surgery to the date of subsequent radiologic relapse, progression, or to the date of last contact for disease-free patients.
