In a flamboyant going-to-hospital flourish, I take two pairs of each.
She fears she is going to drown, amid a sea of flopping arms and fluttering ankles — upward of 2,000 pairs of each in some instances.
Two pairs of each shoe, by designers like Oscar de la Renta, Diane Von Furstenberg and Manolo Blahnik, will be produced for the auction, said Brad Globe, the president of the Warner Brothers consumer products division, which has increasingly reached out to fashion designers to update the look of its stable of characters.
We weighted X Y pairs of each study by the study's sample size.
If both correlations are lower (e.g., rMZ = 0.5 and rDZ = 0.3), 275 twins pairs of each zygosity would be required.
The other image pairs were captured by two pairs of each 6D and 5D mark2 from Canon Corporation with a dual lens.
Tables 3 and 4 list the average results as well as the corresponding standard deviations for multi-focus image pairs of each type of transform.
RankMerging allows to do so by indicating how many pairs of each ranking has been taken into account to create the merged ranking (for more details see [18]).
To be of public and practical use, we designed primer pairs of each gene from the crucian carp for real-time RT-PCR application and tested the amplicon identity of entire gene sets with the total RNA sample.
We compared breeding bird species composition and abundance on 10 farm pairs of each type matched at the site level for land cover in the prairie parklands of Saskatchewan, Canada in 1990.
For studies including both MZ and DZ twins, 150 twin pairs of each zygosity would be required to detect a significant difference (p = 0.05) between rMZ = 0.7 and rDZ = 0.5, with 80% power.
