For both methods, the objective is to freeze the product partially and, at the same time, incorporate air.
These rooms were also partially redesigned at the same time to more closely match modern tastes.
The ectodermal territory centered on this meridian becomes shorter and wider as micromere clones spread bilaterally and/or become partially internalized; at the same time, the ectodermal region opposite to this territory elongates meridionally to form most of the trunk, including both the definitive dorsal and ventral ectoderm.
That is, high-fluid-intelligence individuals may have had more capacity to stay partially engaged while at the same time engaging in self-distraction activities and still perform well compared to low-fluid-intelligence individuals.
Select a strand, call it strand 1 (even if it's strand 2, 3 or 1), sticking out from under the crown knot and begin the backsplicing at that point by placing your right thumb partially under it and at the same time upon the strand it is passing over or lying upon.
Jennison and Turnbull consider a group sequential, response-adaptive design for continuous outcome variables that partially addresses these concerns while at the same time allowing for early stopping.
It is well known that even for finite dimensional metric spaces with Lebesgue measure two compact subsets in them can be very close in the measure sense (partially, having equal measures) and at the same time very far in the metric sense (having very different diameters).
Conversion of DON to 3-epi-DON requires two enzymatic activities of partially overlapping substrate specificity, occurring at the same time and space (Fig. 2).
Atlantic Hydrogen says that it can produce high-purity carbon black with a fraction of the emissions, and at the same time partially reduce the carbon content of natural gas.
In TMs, however, the B values are more than unity which indicates that one azo dye molecule totally quenches the PL of QD in the complex and at the same time partially quenches some neighboring free QDs.
