By the end of Queen Anne's War in 1713, the English had practically depopulated present-day Georgia of Spaniards and their allied Indian tribes, leaving the Spanish in control of little more than St. Augustine and Pensacola.
Of course, with the Republicans in control of the House and the Senate, the chances of the proposals being enacted anytime soon are practically nil.
To implement the use of such silencer practically in controlling noise at different dominant frequency ranges, a design chart has been established for searching the optimal bending stiffness and corresponding stopband at different geometries.
The method of control signal shaping has been practically used in control systems with flexible elements since the end of 80th years of last century.
After a single injection of Tau-seeds in frontal cortex and hippocampus, robust Tau-pathology was demonstrated while practically absent in control injected, non-seeded TauP301S mice (Fig. 3aI).
Samples with different degrees of inflammation showed a general decrease expression of ODC if compared to controls; SPM was practically not expressed in control samples and very low in samples with chronic-granulomatous inflammation.
It's practically impossible to get bored watching a Story because you're in total control of the cadence.
We speculate on the exact role of the MHC molecules in the control of the disease, how the natural selection pressure imposed by the pathogens selectively maintains MHC diversity, and how our results can be practically applied for integrated control of dermatophilosis in developing countries.
During the next few years, while the sultan shuttled to and fro in an attempt to put down rebellions in practically every province, he lost control of the rest of his south Indian possessions after successful rebellions in Gulbarga (1339), Warangal (1345 46), and Daulatabad, which led to the founding of the Bahmani sultanate (1347).
Being in control was practically the whole point of being a grown-up, wasn't it?
