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They can be temperamental performers and save their flashiest repertoire – around 200 motifs from eerie whining through to manic chaffing – for darkness.

The Center for Biological Diversity, an environmental group based in Arizona known more for litigating on behalf of endangered creatures than building a choral repertoire around them, introduced the ring tones in 2006 and has been counting downloads the way Billboard counts album sales.

Because negative selection of immature thymocytes remove high affinity TCR specific for self-antigens [7], we expected that this should leave a "hole" in the T cell repertoire around negative selecting self-antigens.

Williams is forty-seven, and, obsessively working and reworking a small collection of tunes, has created a concentrated repertoire of around three dozen exceptionally powerful songs.

They churn out 9 to 12 flavors like chocolate caramel pretzel and Nutella crunch daily, rotating through a repertoire of around 80 varieties.

Mammalian OR repertoires contain a large number of pseudogenes – up to 60% for the human repertoire and around 20% for the rodent and dog OR repertoires [ 4- 8].

Var genes have evolved to be highly diverse, and different parasites have different repertoires of around 50 60 var genes.

This happened to me with my song "Star of Wonder," which has become part of the Christmas repertoire of choirs around the world.

Initially their repertoire was centred around conventional melodramatic songs, but the Hutchinsons' contacts with Frederick Douglass and with the Washingtonian movement of reformed alcoholics led a fourth brother, Jesse, to invent original lyrics with abolitionist and temperance themes to familiar hymns and folk songs.

The available repertoire of detectors around the agent will be varied according to the scenario below.

François-Xavier Roth's orchestra is one of the most versatile period-instrument bands around, with a repertoire that spans four centuries.