The Flyers originally termed the injury whiplash, but after his condition worsened they changed it on Tuesday to concussion.
The league, originally termed the Catholic 7 before the new Midwestern programs jumped in, will undoubtedly miss the defending national champion Cardinals, as well as Connecticut, Rutgers, Cincinnati and South Florida, which are in what is now known as the American Athletic Conference (the revamped and reorganized Big East), which held its media day Wednesday in Memphis.
The problem was originally termed 'transdiction', as identified by Donald Williams and discussed by Mandelbaum, 1964, chapter 2. 2..
Na+-dependent neutral amino acid transport into the bovine renal epithelial cell line NBL-1 is catalysed by a broad-specificity transporter originally termed System B0.
MAGE-D4, originally termed MAGE-E1, is a novel MAGE family gene that is expressed at high levels in malignant tumors as compared to normal tissue.
Members of the ADAMTS family of metalloproteases (ADAMTS4 and 5) that were originally termed "aggrecanases" degrade aggrecan at a series of specific locations in the IGD and the CS2 domain.
Friedenstein and co-workers[13] were the first to describe MSCs, originally termed mesenchymal stromal cells, as a rare population of plastic-adherent cells that could be isolated from the bone marrow but was different from HSCs[13].
In order to handle intensity inhomogeneity, Li et al. [5] proposed the region-scalable fitting (RSF) model (originally termed as local binary fitting (LBF) model [4]) in a variational level set formulation.
For example, Li et al. [14] proposed a region-scalable fitting (RSF) model (originally termed as local binary fitting (LBF) model [26]), which draws upon spatially varying local region information and thus is able to deal with intensity inhomogeneity.
In the direct method (originally termed as Gegenbauer reconstruction method in the literature) this transformation is realized as consecutive projections of the signal first onto the Fourier series basis and then onto the space of Gegenbauer polynomials [9, 12].
Admiral Graf Spee was a heavy cruiser (originally termed Panzerschiff or armoured ship, sometimes referred to as "pocket battleship") which served with the Kriegsmarine of Nazi Germany during World War II.
