A tangle of weather-faded slings and rotten, broken bits of metal spills out, retrieved from one of his climbs on a north Wales sea cliff, which Dawes reclimbed recently for the first time in almost two decades.
The hemocyte numbers were calculated based on to the manufacturer's instructions, taking into account that on average 0.3 µl of hemolymph is retrieved from one larva.
There's also the back-up beast: a half-metre-long lobster retrieved from one of yesterday's pots.
In 1921, Magrath, an early practitioner of ballistics, helped convict Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, who had murdered two people during a bank heist, by matching bullets retrieved from one of the victims to Sacco's pistol.
As we prepared for the talk, we gathered mementos that they had brought home from reporting trips, from an Al Qaeda manual found in Osama bin Laden's bunker to a pair of handcuffs retrieved from one of Muammar Qaddafi's interrogation rooms.
Two phase maps can be retrieved from one hologram.
During the LK4 sampling (Figure 6h), δ34SZVS was retrieved from one horizon at 18.5 m where δ34Szvs was −9.4 ± 0.0 ‰.
Oocytes were retrieved from one ovary by the trainee and from the second ovary by a senior operator in a randomized manner.
Out of 120 patients who underwent surgical exploration, USG was positive in 114 cases, and foreign body was retrieved in 108 cases, and among the six cases where USG was negative, foreign body was retrieved from one case.
Whenever one of the database servers fails, if it is too overloaded or geographically too far away from the requesting user, a data copy (that is, a replica) can be retrieved from one of the other servers.
