It should be noted that, although the population size was ostensibly kept constant at 100 molecules throughout each lineage, the cloning procedure did involve PCR amplification.
It defines "q-calculus" and "h-calculus", where h ostensibly stands for Planck's constant while q stands for quantum.
Tommy Ramone played on the band's first three albums, co-producing two of them, before leaving in 1978, ostensibly because he was exhausted by the constant touring but later admitting that he had quit in reaction to being "physically threatened by Johnny, treated with contempt by Dee Dee, and all but ignored by Joey".
She's just very secure in herself, both on camera and off.' I am doing lunch with Weisz ostensibly to discuss her new film, The Constant Gardener, which opens the London Film Festival on 19 October, having already been a huge critical and commercial success in the US.
Then, ostensibly as a technical adviser to the defense, Mr. Schiller was a constant, conspicuous presence in court, dispensing gossip and M&M's to his favored reporters.
But, as he told an interviewer, it was also no fun being in a government under constant attack from Mr Renzi, leader of the main party ostensibly supporting it.
Ostensibly, the impact of weather across different locales and microclimates is not constant; a premise which underpins the current study.
Ostensibly a statement against government corruption, the protest was an example of the constant political wrangling that daily threatens to overwhelm the government.
Many have tired of constant financial engineering and ask why the City has added such spectacular complications to an ostensibly simple business – street-corner boozers.
It's constant… I think it's just very important to have that time away.' Daughter Although respite is ostensibly offered to benefit the carer, the cared for must also be happy with it.
