Sentence examples for sun 1 from inspiring English sources
Sun 1 localises both caudally at the spermatid tail region as well as apically under the acrosome while Sun 3 is present only laterally, associating with the manchette area.
JL · Gunpowder Park, Sat 30 to Sun 1 Anna Lucas: Here And Your Here Liverpool A captivating installation of films by Anna Lucas.
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A high evaporation efficiency (60.3%) was obtained with a 0.5 g/L Fe3O4@CNT nanofluid under a solar illumination power of 10 sun (1 sun = 1 kwhich), wasch wachievedved by heating the nanofluid locally rather than by increasing the temperature in bulk.
Watch A Richer World: Singapore at 50 on BBC World News on Sat 28 Feb at 09 10 GMT and 20 10 GMT, or Sun 1 Mar at 02 10 GMT and 15:10 GMT.
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Open Tue-Thu, 10am-5pm (Thursdaysrsdays open until 9pm), Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 11am-5pm, Sun, 1-5pm THarry Ransom Centerter has ruffled a few feathers over the years – Britons have accused the archive of poaching their national treasures – but there's just no arguing with the scope of the HRC's stunning holdings.
Open Mon-Thurs 9am-9pm, Fri-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 1-5pm There's a handful of great music venues in Salt Lake City (Kilby Court and The Shred Shed can't be missed), but the Urban Lounge wins the popularity award for twentysomethings.
Orbital height is inversely proportional to material density (1 270); hence orbital bands form denser planets the closer they are to the Sun (1 277; Kant's "static law").
On Tuesday, Metallica tweeted: "We're kicking off '14 sharing the stage w/pianist Lang Lang @ the 56th Annual Grammy Awards on Sun, 1/26!" This won't be the first time Lang Lang has performed at the Grammys.
A near universal function of circadian clocks is to coordinate behavior and physiology with local environmental time as defined by the daily rising and setting of the sun [1].
