The card makes possible an assortment of discounts long championed by advocacy groups like the Straphangers Campaign that are now taking the transportation authority to task and to court.
Since there is an arbitrary assorting of genotype alleles at neighboring loci into the parent haplotypes and, we will use the remaining two children to represent possible re-assortments of the genotyped parent's T i heterozygous loci, indexed by t j where 1 ≤ j ≤ T i.
To avoid all the possible problems, I decided to hide the fact that I was pregnant for as long as possible and acquired an assortment of large thin jackets to hide my changing figure.
It is possible to buy an assortment of derivatives and exchange-traded products that pay out when the most common measure of volatility, the Vix, rises.
It involves two main types of thinking: divergent, in which one tries to generate a diverse assortment of possible alternative solutions to a problem, and convergent, in which one tries to narrow down multiple possibilities to find a single, best answer to a problem.
Accordingly, a G-box motif was identified at position -852, relative to the translation start site, which was described to act as transcriptional repressor (an assortment of possible transcription influencing elements is illustrated in Fig. 5D).
The introduction of mass spectrometry in protein research has made it possible to study the protein assortment of entire cells or tissues and also well-defined subsets of proteins (subproteomes such as the cell wall proteome and the secretome), not only qualitatively but also quantitatively.
In many places, it's possible to subscribe to an assortment of things, either on a one-time or monthly basis.
Although all terpenoids arise from a few structurally simple prenyldiphosphate precursors, an enormous assortment of thousands of possible molecules comes to fruition.
A single cooperator cannot interact with other cooperators, which means that no assortment of cooperators is possible and therefore a single cooperator also cannot obtain a greater pay-off than the average defector.
