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This is especially true because of the heavy penalty the law puts on businesses that expand from 49 to 50 employees: that one hire will cost the employer $40,000 annually in penalties, on top of that employee's usual salary and benefits.

The kinds of protein that expand from the top of the membrane can be used to recognize the cell or to make a place for specific materials to attach to it [1].

Multitined Expandable Electrode This has multiple electrode tines that expand from a larger needle cannula.

It is within this system that Partitura creates worlds that expand from a single dot to multiple galaxies, from minimalism to complexity, from rigid to elastic, from solid to liquid, from angular to smoothness, from tentative to boldness, from calm to agitation, from slow to fast, from desaturated to saturation, from dark to lightness, from predictable to unpredictability.

His prediction echoes the worst-case scenario in an industry that expanded from 21 teams in 1990-91 to 30 teams in 2000-1.

He observed that "every religion that expanded from a niche movement grew because its founder was followed by a leader who was pragmatic and understood how to spread the word.

Her last is a remarkable example of the pattern known as Around the World, an elaborate design of concentric diamonds that expands from the center in radiating bands of color.

Mr. Gauthier is also an estimable violinist and bandleader, most notably of the Goatette, a jazz-rock chamber group that expanded from five pieces to six for "Open Source," its engaging new album.

"Open City," heard on Friday, is built of discrete musical sections that expanded from lines and riffs and stacked rhythms; they were repetitive, mostly in the good way, and additive, and often didn't have a strictly defined narrative shape beyond a gradual crescendo.

Steve shares his thoughts and learning from managing an engineer-driven company that expanded from zero to one hundred in three years.

"They say, 'This must be from somewhere.' " And he replies, " 'No, it's from Wisconsin!' " Mr. Kazmac's cheese counter is part of a gourmet grocery store that expanded from a roadside apple stand that opened 90 years ago; now it offers prepared foods; runs its own greenhouses and has a full kitchen.