When the need of protection is crucial (e.g. the survival of a threatened individual is at stake), the person is listed as emigrated and a person with the new PIN listed as immigrated (e.g. A Karlsson 1967xxxx-xxxx formally emigrates and then immigrates under a new identity (E Johansson, 1967yyyy-yyyy).
Observers were to count hat pins, list the hymns sung in church, and "try and pinch a copy of the sermon" while they were at it.
Pin this list somewhere obvious and start working through it.
Amidon approaches character like a combination of set-dresser and hack screenwriter, pinning a list of telling accessories to each player, then adding a dollop of poignant back-story for depth.
Pinning a list of propositions to the church door, which doubled as the university notice board, was a standard way to announce a public debate.Although they were written in Latin, the "95 Theses" caused an immediate stir, first within academic circles in Wittenberg and then farther afield.
This was a man who had pinned a list of short, medium, and long-term goals on the door of his family's fridge as a child, and had achieved the last of them – which was to lead South Africa – before he had even really become a man.
The details of 10 miRNA regulated PINs are listed in Table 3. Figure 6 shows miR-210 regulated protein-protein interaction network, which is one of the 10 miRNA regulated PINs constructed in our work.
Finding grace in the eyes of the Lord suggests that there is no intrinsic grace in Noah; God chose him, almost as if he stuck a pin in a list.
Stick a pin in a list containing Rickie Fowler, Jason Day, Billy Horschel, Luke Donald, Justin Rose, Steve Stricker, Charl Schwartzel and Hunter Mahan, and that's without delving too far back into the field, should someone shoot a preposterously low score and set a target that might, with Merion's closing holes turning up the heat, write another US Open story for the ages.
