We now add another approach in which acute stroke research was conducted entirely via a remote encounter and may serve as a template for other emergent clinical trials in other disease entities that are time sensitive.
As a theological virtue, by which we love God above all things and our neighbours as ourselves for his sake, it seems remote until we encounter it enfleshed, so to say, in the life of another – in acts of kindness, generosity and self-sacrifice.
New boy Carlos Fernando Tielvee) no sooner arrives at a remote orphanage than he encounters a ghost whose presence seems to plead for retribution on a killer.
His other books include Worlds in a Small Room (1974), a collection of portraits of people he encountered in remote foreign locales, and Passage (1991), a retrospective survey of more than 400 examples of his work in portraiture, fashion, ethnic studies, and still life.
En route, the growth cone (GC) at the tip of a growing axon and remote from the cell body encounters numerous extracellular signals to which it must promptly respond to guide the axon to its synaptic target.
Only years later, he said, as a geophysicist traveling from his native Melbourne to remote northwestern Australia, did he encounter any signs of poverty.
