On one hand, with great thickness comes great durability.
I can count my Real Deal students on one hand, with fingers to spare".
I can count my "Real Deal" mentors on one hand with fingers to spare.
I know the feeling, seeing as I can count the days on one hand, with my flight leaving tomorrow.
On one hand, with different approaches, biological apatite with varied size, shape, chemical composition, and solubility was obtained in these studies.
On one hand, with respect to the activation dynamics, when c A ∗ is below ∼25 nM, an increase in LuxR noise decreases the mean time of the activation.
On one hand, with the same thorough quality control and careful review of the maternal death with NMCMSS, PMMSS have substantially larger population coverage than NMCMSS.
"We're really trying to combine the best aspects of review sites, on the one hand, with social networks, on the other," Pritzker explains.
I review the constraints placed on relativistic pulsar winds by comparing optical and X-ray images of the inner Crab Nebula on the one hand with two-dimensional MHD simulations on the other.
We used green compost mixed, on the one hand, with a clay-loam soil and, on the other, with crushed bricks, in two volumetric proportions (20 80 and 50 50).
This paper integrates the structural characteristics known to be implicated in knowledge transfer typically focused on in the social network literature on the one hand, with the motivational perspective commonly identified in the organization literature.
