Wake is the variation of wind speed from weaker to strengthen point behind the WT.
A higher response to the survey would have strengthened point estimates on the questions, but the findings are disconcerting despite this limitation.
We went on and on at length, strengthening our points, using anecdotes, pulling out the nonfiction stops to prove the other's reasoning fallacious, a veteran lawyer and a potential novice going at it.
Some Chinese leaders think that America's ties with Japan are strengthening and point to the Clinton-Hashimoto security agreement signed a year ago.
Mattson's book (pp. 140-145) describes a meeting during the run-up to the speech that I should have mentioned in my 1995 piece, by way of strengthening my point about the "religious cast" of Carter's leadership.
In addition to this case study, the same group has published evidence of 68Ga-DOTATOC accumulation in post-infarction myocarditis as well as in pericarditis further strengthening the point that SSTR ligands bind to inflammatory cells [39].
He insisted, however, that we must bear "the undoubtedly bad effects" of moral progress, strengthening this point in the second edition of the Descent: We cannot check our sympathy "even at the urging of hard reason, without deterioration in the noblest part of our nature" (Ibid. 134).
When the Americans drop bombs on civilians ordinary people want revenge - that's why they are joining the Taliban, strengthening us" pointing out their "ability to enter the bases and kill Americans".
Moreover, iASPP was identified as a binding partner of NF-κB family members, thereby further strengthening the point that it not only regulates pro-apoptotic transcription.
The fact that overexpression of miR-302, but not miR-367, is required to fully reprogram somatic cells to a competent pluripotent state 13 indicates functional differences between these two related miRNA, strengthening this point.
