Rao's, the tiny 104-year-old restaurant in East Harlem that is both unpretentious and phenomenally exclusive, is establishing its first offshoot three miles to the south in Manhattan's theater district.
Though the book that resulted is a classic, the exertion not only distracted Truffaut from filmmaking, it spliced into his filmmaking a strange Hitchcockian graft, the first offshoot of which was visible in the 1967 feature "The Bride Wore Black" (which opens today at Film Forum for a week-long run).
Fast forward to today, and Blue Sprig is launching the first offshoot of that flagship product, AirCover Family Locator, which takes the people-tracking element and extends it into a standalone app.
Vessels were classified by their branching characteristics as radiating arteriole before the first offshoot or as capillary thereafter.
The latter authors also recovered Nudipleura as the first offshoot of Euthyneura, which is confirmed by our study.
Among this grouping, Anomaluromorpha is the sister taxon of Myomorpha, leaving Castorimorpha as the first offshoot in the "mouse-related clade".
Ages inferred by the Bayesian clock, representing the mean genetic divergence (T) and from coalescent-based analysis, suggested that the LCA of extant platyrrhines was older than 15.7 Ma, which is the age of Proteropithecia, the oldest, undisputedly assigned fossil to any living NP family (Pitheciidae) (Kay et al. 2008), representing the first offshoot of living NP.
Comparative sequence analysis of the α-crystallin A chain, a major constituent of the vertebrate eye lens, suggested that the ratites represent the first offshoot of the avian line with the crocodiles, represented by the alligator, as the sister group of the birds [ 60].
Reversing the usual timing — workaday sedan first, fantasy offshoot second — Audi brought out the slinky, coupe-roofed A7 first.
