Even as the entertainment world splinters into ever-smaller niches, 2007 was a year when stars broke free of their confining boxes, when the most appealing work often came out of nowhere, while big names landed with giant thuds.
GPS measurements reveal that the crust beneath the Greenland ice sheet is already rebounding in response to rapid melting, providing the potential – according to researchers – for future earthquakes, as faults beneath the ice are relieved of their confining load.
Reports mention that extensively raised animals search for feed within the stretch of their confined areas, and the heterogeneity in forage quality therefore defines an uneven trend for forage availability on a daily basis (Spinka 2006; Estevez et al. 2007).
If this approach was continued, we would live in a world cluttered with robots due to each of their confined and specific use.
Tumour cells need to be able to break out of their confining basement membranes in order to enter the extracellular matrix and circulation.
In the older population, it is wise to consider DPP-4 inhibitors because of their confined effect on lowering blood glucose and neutral effect on caloric intake and therefore less negative effect on muscle and total body protein mass.
In the older population, it might be wise to consider DPP-4 inhibitors because of their confined effect on lowering blood glucose and neutral effect on caloric intake and therefore less negative effect on muscle and total body protein mass.
and the major radioactive major accidents in nuclear power plants (NPP) from the viewpoint of their sequels, confined or not confined, in space and time, and then, their serious impact on human societies, neighboring or not.
We have had to evolve the design carefully in order to retain the intimacy of the original, but it has also created moments of real freedom: the dancers can break out of their spatial confines with abandon.
If the Fed trims the Federal Funds rate, market averages could spurt out of their current confines.
