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the dah
noun
The spoken representation of a dash in radio and telegraph Morse code.
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Surprisingly, all 1,6-diaminohexane (DAH) based PAI[6,6], prepared from the DAH based bis trimellitimide) and DAH, with a first heating Tm of 257°C, did not even crystallize from the melt at a cooling rate of 20°C/min in the DSC.
For the third linkage, the DAH architecture should address problems in the volume of DAH.
For the first linkage, whether one starts from the concept of the right to health, global social protection, or human security, the DAH architecture should provide equal power in governance, between countries contributing DAH and those implementing it, replacing the present discretionary power of countries contributing DAH to decide what they want to support and what they do not want to support.
C.D.: Oh! D.K.: The customs, the service, the dah, dah, dah.... Then the garments get made.
This behavior is in general agreement with the DAH, which would predict that CHO-X5C5 M and HH must be more cohesive than CHO-P3.
The DAH attributes the "sorting-out" behavior of mixtures of embryonic cells as they self-assemble to differences in their strengths of intercellular adhesions, expressible as tissue surface tension [1].
Based on the DAH, several theoretical models have been proposed.
The DAH process is shown in Figure 1.
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As at Shea Stadium, the atmosphere at Thomas J. White Stadium is intrusive, with blaring music between each batter, and an organist urging the crowd to join in the dah-dah-dah-DAH-dah-dah CHARGE! between pitches.
This research aims to credibly estimate displacement and measure if the DAH-G effect is symmetric or if increases and decreases in DAH-G have distinct effects.
If the saxophone did the 'dah dah-dah- da dunt' part!
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