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Her hoped-for family is represented by a refrigerated display case that is full of jars that each contain only one egg, a human one harvested from Ms. Conant.
It includes a pair of ice blocks under glass, one harvested from Strachan's own journey to the North Pole, the other a chemically exact synthesized copy, poetically paralleling questions about which man — the one of European or African descent — was truly the first to reach the pole and plant the American flag.
But its needles do not hold as well, so look for one harvested as late as possible.
Relative to unharvested controls, GCLs shifted substantially farther at one harvested site but not at the other.
Second, there was no replication of treatments (only one control and one harvested population) so it is not clear that the divergence was actually caused by fishing as opposed to genetic drift.
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You might think they would be more astringent than a red berry, but the ones harvested by American Cranberry in South Jersey are not, and they have a nice herbaceousness besides.
We evaluate the performance of the RWL and REWL algorithms using simulated RSS values and experimental ones harvested from an outdoor field experiment.
For example, the clams from the north tasted very different from the ones harvested in the south, just as the people of the north are very different from those in the south.
But bear in mind that the grape harvest is a relatively short period of hard work, often working with lots of people from very varied backgrounds - on one harvest, we had people from five continents.
Maize can be stored from one harvest to the next, which is equivalent to 6 12 months, depending on the number of growing seasons per year in any given agro-ecological zone.
One harvest tradition is the gerbebaude, the final dinner for the pickers.
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