During the enlargement phase, the conduit may become completely water-filled, in which case the growing passage takes the form of a circular or elliptical conduit as dissolution acts uniformly on the floor, walls, and ceiling.
And soon, for an annual fee of eighty dollars, a set of fingerprints, and an iris scan, an air traveller will be able to insert a Clear card into an A.T.M.-like kiosk and enjoy express passage through airport security, in the form of a private cardholders' line.
This is a passage of great complexity, in the form of a double fugue involving development of many of the preceding themes, with constant changes to the key signature.
Within the Drake Passage, however, hard substrate (in the form of bedrock, gravel and rocks) was more abundant, yet surprisingly the presence of scleractinians was low.
The process starts when a track is left behind by the passage of a single pedestrian in the form of physical signs, such as compacted soil or trampled or damaged vegetation.
Evidence of their passage is found along the roadway in the form of rock art.
New Directions published an elegantly slim edition of "Urne-Buriall" in the fall of 2010, with a preface in the form of a passage from W. G. Sebald's 1995 novel, "Rings of Saturn," in which Sebald presents the factual Browne as a kind of fictional creature.
Applied evolution, in the form of serial passage in novel host cells, is a "classical" method to generate live-attenuated viruses.
Only time will tell if we a get a nice big "tax gift" and the extenders are passed before the end of the year or if all we get is a costly chunk of coal in the form of delayed passage or changes to the extenders.
Interestingly, when passage 18 cultures were subjected to stress in the form of serum/growth factor starvation, E/M-cells regain features of stem cells, particularly the expression of nuclear Nanog, indicating a potential reversion of E/M-E to E/M-MP cells (Figure S8).
