The basic know-how of atom-bomb-building is half a century old, and adequate recipes have cropped up in physics term papers and high school science projects.
In the 1980s we started building tighter houses, wrapping them on the outside with all sorts of papers and high-tech materials to keep water out.
This week the lower house passed a bill proposing stiff fines for immigrants without papers and high charges for residency permits.
We estimated that a sample size of 40 papers for each arm would show a difference in STRICTA scores, but attrition was higher than expected at one-third of papers and highest for the earlier time-points.
The increase reflects higher costs for producing and delivering the newspaper, and higher paper costs, The Times said.
It really was a totally new take on photography for its time," as Sir Paul Smith put it.The heavy paper and high quality reproduction rewards the viewer.
First, subprime paper deconstructed; then all kinds of collateralized debt obligations, unplaced leveraged-buyout paper and high-yield bonds already outstanding.
ACT dementia and AD diagnoses have been used in many papers, including an incidence rate paper, and high-impact papers on exercise, cholesterol, statins, and vitamins.
The radiochemical yield of the product was determined by paper chromatography, paper electrophoresis, and high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC).
In all, 29 journals were cited among these accepted submissions, including Bioinformatics (five papers), and such high-impact publications as Science (two papers) and Nature (three papers).
