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It is a spore-forming bacterium, dubbed 2-9-3, which came from a crystal that was retrieved from the wall of an underground shaft in New Mexico.
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When the pad is retrieving from the wall, the brake force is still exerted until the pad completely getting off from the wall (Fig. 10b).
Due to passive nature of the friction force, virtual walls rendered by passive haptic systems tend to be sticky; a user feels resistive force during retrieving from the wall.
If malignant cells are not retrieved from the cyst wall or fluid, the cyst is not necessarily benign and a specific diagnosis is often difficult to make.
Topped with fieldstones retrieved from the property, the wall is now covered in a sea of thick green moss colonized by islands of hen-and-chicks.
She told him they wouldn't; she was right, and some of the most powerful images from Moore were of the children retrieved from the ruins they "were lifting walls up and kids were coming out," a police officer told the Chicago Tribune.
It is a piece of the Berlin Wall, retrieved from the east side.
Highest correlation between Sr/Ca and δ18O from skeletal material retrieved from the centre of the thecal wall suggests that microdrilling the theca provides the best environmental signal compared to adjacent microsampling profiles.
She told him they wouldn't; she was right, and some of the most powerful images from Moore were of the children retrieved from the ruins — they "were lifting walls up and kids were coming out," a police officer told the Chicago Tribune.
To generate prismatic shaped structures with vertical walls and flat roofs, building shape is retrieved from the cadastre database while elevation information is extracted from the DSM.
Three pistols were retrieved from the scene.
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