Metals, on the other hand, are ductile (that is, they deform and bend when subjected to stress), and they possess this extremely useful property owing to imperfections called dislocations within their crystal lattices.
They believed this partly owing to what Cramer called their "rural values" – tastes and beliefs that they feel have been overlooked or cast aside – rather than their class position.
Ameranth is also seeking triple damages in this case, owing to what it calls Apple's "willful infringement," which means it could target Passbook developers with similar severity.
He feels obliged to confess, however, that he has never actually seen a Bergman movie, owing to what he calls "my general alienation from the cinema".
But the fact remains that irate users are unlikely to get over things owing to a simple call for patience.
As responsive, respect is object-generated rather than wholly subject-generated, something that is owed to, called for, deserved, elicited, or claimed by the object.
Evidence suggests that some providers enter their professions owing to a sense of calling - a desire to help those in need [ 19, 37] and that inspiring health workers around the "mission" of care could be a powerful motivator [ 34].
This cheapness is owed to what I call the flip side of Moore's Law, the side that predicts dropping costs at a constant rate of performance.
Originally scheduled for release in November 2008, the projections were delayed owing to a last-minute call for an independent review to check the methodology.
This minimizes spurious SNP calls owing to misalignment in homopolymer regions where the 454 technology is most prone to nucleotide over- or undercalls.
In our simulated study, GeneScissors can predict spurious transcriptome calls owing to misalignment with an accuracy close to 90%.
