In letters to Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly and during questioning of the nominee to be his deputy, lawmakers asked DHS officials to consider what it would mean both morally and practically to split apart families that come to the border, particularly those seeking asylum.
Practically, this splits scaling into two interrelated activities: "on-platform scaling," the specification of MPS and platform characteristics and operating parameters, and in vitro- in vivo translation (IVIVT), the process of relating platform results to in vivo physiology.
By the time he brought up a very special entry in the Burberry collection — "I'll get into trouble if I say it, but, basically, it's the Queen's trenchcoat that she had when she was shooting, and it looks like there's some blood on it!" — he was practically doing a split.
In 2005, the FMCSA changed the rules again, practically eliminating the split sleeper berth provision.
However, as the different datasets both pointed towards a polytomy, it was suggested that the four crested newt morphotypes truly split practically simultaneously [ 6].
Ryan Callahan scored the Rangers' first goal and came up with several huge blocked shots, even deflecting one pass by practically doing the splits after losing his stick.
The development of efficient, cost-effective and long-lived electro-catalyst is necessary for the realization of practically viable water-splitting systems.
While couplings at large distances could still simply be false positives, for them to appear as robust predictions in our meta-analysis they must occur as relatively large signals in practically all the splits of the data.
It was a promise of unity that sat well with his voters, upset by the politically divisive style of Fernández, whose populist economics and authoritarian reflexes split Argentina practically down the middle.
