The Mohawk referred to the settlement at Fort Orange, as skahnéhtati, meaning "beyond the pine plains," referring to the large area of the Pine Bush between the Hudson and Mohawk rivers.
Plain Counts refers to the quantification of the miRNA molecules that are expressed in any form (template or modified) in each of the input samples.
The word derives from the 13th-century Latin term cantus planus ("plain song"), referring to the unmeasured rhythm and monophony (single line of melody) of Gregorian chant, as distinguished from the measured rhythm of polyphonic (multipart) music, called cantus mensuratus, or cantus figuratus ("measured," or "figured," song).
Although it may be possible to determine directions of some principal axes of diffusion tensor without such assumptions by performing more measurements, there is an important limitation in getting information from RICS analysis regarding diffusion in a direction that is perpendicular to the image plain (commonly referred to as the z direction).
In dissent, Judge Juan Torruella argued that the ban violated the Voting Rights Act's plain language, which refers to adding voting qualifications in a manner that results in the denial of the right to vote on account of race.
The geologic structure of the youngest rock formations accords with this surface expression, and the plain is often referred to as the Kantō structural basin.
The narrator, Eva, Kevin's mother, does avoid using plain words to refer to this massacre, which she has dubbed "Thursday" (the word always appears in italics).
So I'm used to audience queries which are just plain bonkers, or refer to dark conspiracies that mean the enquirers will never themselves be published, or properly appreciated, while sneaky Illuminati and/or Lizardpeople such as myself are given favourably-termed contracts and buckets of baby mice on demand.
The Mississippi Alluvial Plain (MAP) often referred to as the Arkansas Delta is a flat lowland physiographic region nearly void of any topographic relief apart from Crowley's Ridge just west of Jonesboro.
Fisher is shortlisted for his collection Standard Midland, a title which refers to the "plain way of talking" that the people of central England believe they have.
