But mighty Tate Modern, for instance, has only a solitary example of his work.
(Bradley Manning's initial treatment in solitary confinement, for instance, met some Red Cross definitions of torture).
However, in other instances, solitary males may attract females to their locations with loud calls that can be heard at least 0.5 km (0.3 mile) distant.
26– 29 In some instances, solitary nodules or focal PCH-like lesions have been found in lung periphery in patients who had no clinical symptoms of the disease.
According to Chris Burke, the Public Affairs Specialist at the Federal Bureau of Prisons, you won't find an instance of solitary confinement anywhere in the national juvenile system.
It is known that recombination rates in groups with alternate life histories are under selection--for instance, social vs. solitary Hymenoptera have greatly elevated recombination rates.
Better by far were the instances in which those solitary urges were forced to fight with his taste for the gregarious when, in short, he barrelled in and bounced off other people.
Better by far were the instances in which those solitary urges were forced to fight with his taste for the gregarious — when, in short, he barrelled in and bounced off other people.
Mesenchymal tumors such as solitary fibrous tumors of the pleura, for instance, can lead to tumor hypoglycemia through production and secretion of pro-IGF-II [Fasshauer and Koch, unpublished observation; [ 33, 34]].
Some authors have investigated the stability of the solitary waves or soliton solutions of (1.2); for instance, see [16 18].
The team zeroed in on homoserine lactones (HSL), chemicals known to be involved in cell-to-cell communication in solitary bacteria that prompts them to produce, for instance, bacterial toxins.
