The grapes are carefully woven into a giant cluster called a "biou," the word said to originate from a local term "biau raisins," which means beautiful grapes.
CARO-PLUS is applied to assess the long-term risks originating from a kerosene contamination at a former military airfield in Germany.
This effect did not decrease over the course of a 200-trial neutral block, suggesting a robust and persistent effect originating from long term memory.
We see two examples of such languaging in Fig. 5: "feku" (originating from the Hindi term "phekna", to throw) and "pappu" (a dumb person)—terms used here to describe the In prime-minister and the Congress party chief.
"Ay up", sometimes written as "ayup", "ey up", "eh up" and even "aye up", could originate from an old Norse term meaning "watch out", she says.
Yet, due to the small number of studies and the average duration of contrasting management of only nine years, further evidence originating from long-term experiments is needed.
The preferred senses of the initially activated terms would be those that led to early "intersection" of activation signals originating from different terms.
These data, originating from the long-term study of a single system, are unique and this paper highlights how the Colne estuary microbial ecology observatory has contributed to our understanding of estuarine microbial ecology and biogeochemistry.
The term originated from a post written by Christine Miserandino entitled The Spoon Theory.
The linear pH term originated from a graphical analysis(2224) of the behavior of eq 33.
Extrapolating to the opening of the fishing season (May 20) revealed that during the first 2 weeks of the season a 1SW salmon entering Teno has more than 90% probability to originate from a tributary, although the interaction term in the model indicated that the pattern might not be as extreme each year (year 2003 in Fig. 3).
