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Yael Kanerek, Diane Ludin, Tina LaPorta and Jennifer and Kevin McCoy, respectively, create personalized landscapes, tackle the human genome, catalog motifs from "Miami Vice" and blend sessions from a computer interface program.
Increases of 321%, 889% and 335% on the maximum forces on the hip, upper torso and head respectively create the potential for contact injury at the hip, upper torso and head from equipment and more than a 50% chance of spinal injury.
The parallel pressures to develop surface and mineral interests by two powerful industries – property developers and oil and gas operators, respectively – create a complex regulatory and planning environment for municipalities where protections of resident health, safety, and welfare are left to the discretion of corporate entities and social licenses.
Within the fold, magma intruded through and between formations about 4.6 to 3.7 million years ago to respectively create dikes and sills.
The Wooden Palate: Husband-and-wife team Ryan Silverman and Eileen O'Dea — a woodworker and a chef turned woodworker, respectively — create heirloom-quality, handmade cutting boards in Los Angeles.
In our study, some positions are conspicuous: in D. pulex, positions −2 and −1, one base pair apart, harbored by two paralogs Amy2 and Amy1, respectively, create each with intron 1, a very small exon of 8 bp and 7 bp, respectively.
The band, anchored by the brothers Michael and Andrew Nehra on guitar and bass respectively, created vintage 1960's soul settings for Mr. Bradley's testimonies.
Other startups include Juabar and ARED, which supply portable solar kiosks for phone-charging businesses in Tanzania and Rwanda respectively, creating jobs while boosting access to clean, cheap energy.
But "constitutional conservatives" need to recognize what both the Federalist Founders and Lincoln actually envisioned for the republic they respectively created and preserved.
Each of the three groups of hydrolytic enzymes (epoxide hydrolases, esterases, and amidases, respectively) creates metabolites with a hydroxyl, carboxyl, or amino functional group.
Low and long cuffs (AR=2.6 and 2.25, respectively) created more complex vortices with large areas of flow separation and low velocities.
