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It's a pattern adopted by several universities, and one agent often serves more than one institution.

The consequences can be particularly severe when people binge drink, a drinking pattern adopted by 44percentt of college students, national surveys have shown.

Olaf Nicolai's colorful, woozily patterned mural, derived from a traditional ceramic pattern adopted by the government of Bulgaria as a decorative motif for its tourism promotion, obliquely mocks collectivist social engineering.

Moreover, constructs with the CD28 signaling domain proximal and the ζ -chain distal to the membrane were found to express more efficiently in Jurkat than constructs with the opposite orientation (Finney et al., 1998), thus determining the signaling element arranging pattern adopted by other researchers in the years since.

Following the pattern adopted by the earlier tube lines, each of the UERL's lines was constructed as a pair of circular tunnels using tunnelling shields with segmental cast iron tunnel linings bolted together and grouted into place as the shield advanced.

The orientation of the magnetic field relative to the Earth's surface varies around the globe, and is like the pattern adopted by iron filings around a bar magnet.

The fifteen typical sky luminance patterns adopted by the International Standard Organisation define their relative homogeneous luminance distribution over the sky vault and predetermine illuminance levels outdoors.

In all cases, the feeding patterns adopted by species are the result of evolutionary interplay between (1) structural properties inherent in their phylogenetic line and (2) the ecological situations to which they have been exposed.

Sainton et al. [26] described this pattern of movement as similar to the gait patterns adopted by astronauts on the Moon as defined by Minetti et al. [38].

The links between moment of transgression and other risk factors are described in the following paragraphs, representing thus findings informing on three potential key at risk transgression patterns adopted by pedestrians, users of the Cleveland rail line.

Field surveys were carried out in 2004 2007, with experimental crop patterns adopted by farmers in Yunnan Province.