The training and testing experimental data on local scour at pile groups are selected from several precious references.
You'll see precious few references to cooperation.
With all the precious art-historical references, the effect is none too trippy.
A Google search of "Steve Bartman" called up more than 74,000 references but precious little new material.
They hold a woman's most precious goods and make references to both the death of one history — the women's unmarried lives — and their deepening identities as wives.
Materialist appetite and social sophistication meet in the gallery's selection of inro, carved lacquer containers meant to be suspended from a man's belt, and in the ivory or wooden toggles known as netsuke, which translate folktales, jokes and historical references into precious, pocket-size sculptures.
Use of microgranisms in the green synthesis of metal nanoparticles with special reference to the precious metals using fungi has been done [10, 13 17].
References to the precious Everglades and its current state are everywhere, including River of Grass, an interactive exhibit designed for small children.
Data sharing, by general reference or specialized databases, is precious to the majority of the bioinformatics strategies here presented.
Peace then, is rare and precious, and with this week's song suggestions, references to major events of violence may likely intertwine, as they help define it.
