Haberny makes a work of pottery, like the Joan Mitchell piece in the show, for instance, by smashing existing potteries, taking the dust, and reassembling all the pieces back together again.
That aggregation may not always result in a loss of power is shown by, for instance, Hedges (2007).
That the assumption of equal within-cluster and contextual effects may be violated has been shown by, for instance, Mann, De Stravol, and Leon (2004) and Dwyer and Blizzard (2005).
For instance, Indonesian authorities asked Ms Gaga to tone down the show by not, for instance, frolicking on stage with a harem troupe of male dancers.
The fact that there are multiple strategies in which the same signaling output can be achieved by distinct cancer mutations (as shown for instance by inactivating mutations in Figure 6D) and that we have identified overexpression of an instance of one of these functional NAMs, further supports the importance of such less frequent functional mutations.
In contrast, immune control of leukemia, as shown for instance by the graft-versus-leukemia effect induced by allogeneic stem cell transplantation (SCT) or the reinduction of complete remission after donor lymphocyte infusion following allogeneic SCT, demonstrates the potential of exploiting the immune system in aid of anti-AML therapy [ 1].
One dance segment in the show, for instance, was inspired by the poem "Crow and the Sea" and features a life-size crow puppet scurrying along the edge of waves (created with sheets of plastic).
Chart 2 shows, for instance, by how much equities outdid oil between 1985 and 2007.
Any incipient hibernation, shown for instance by the arctic ground squirrel, proves abortive, as the animals will shiver themselves awake after only a few days.
The aλ index thus provide a better selection of magnetic quietness time intervals, and it enables one to achieve a more accurate modelling, as shown for instance by Cohen and Achache (1990) and Thomson and Lesur (2007).
The vibrancy of the Department's philosophical culture (as shown, for instance, by its active colloquium series), its strength in a broad range of areas of philosophy, and the outstanding reputation of its faculty combine to attract some of the nation's most talented graduate students.
