In one of the place's most popular preparations — inspired by her love of the good old American combination of meat, mashed potatoes and gravy — lamb chops encrusted with northern Indian spices crown a mash of split peas and spinach in a pool of velvet-smooth curry made, in southern Indian style, with coconut milk.
The former Pimco star fund manager Bill Gross earned $290m last year, while the firm's other 59 managing directors split a bonus pool of $1.2bn among them, according to a disputed news report.
The number of TEs fixed under relaxed selection in small populations is determined primarily by the rate of transposition and the time during which the elements were active [ 27- 29]. Figure 1 schematically illustrates a hypothetical splitting of a large population, with a pool of active TEs, into small subpopulations that inherit either some of the active TEs, or none.
On the range between total congruence with a split pool of 97 splits and total incongruence with 4,656 possible splits, 1,830 different splits were observed for the set of 48 trees summarized in Figure 1A.
A pool of blood surrounded her.
We know there is a pool of wealthy people like you who could afford to buy the newspaper outright or by teaming together and splitting the cost.
Grits cooks like a pool of lava.
But Candidate Y can defeat Candidates X and Z if neither X nor Z drops out, because X and Z will split the deepest pool of votes, leaving Y with a plurality.
The variable positions, shown in blue in Figure 1a, were synthesized by bromoacetylating the terminal amine on all beads followed by splitting the pool of bromoacetylated beads into 14 aliquots and displacement of bromide with one of the amines shown in Figure 1b.
It can be as simple as going jogging together every Sunday, going hiking outside of the city once a month, getting wrapped up in Game of Thrones together, or finding "your" bar, where you play pool and split a pitcher of beer once a week.
