Sentence examples for the isca from inspiring English sources

The speaker of Parliament, Ali Larijani, said the law finally had to be put in place since it had been passed by Parliament, the ISCA news agency reported.

By the time the Isca cake launched for the holidays last year, she had sourced recycled packaging, non-toxic glue, and reclaimed chicken feathers to decorate the boxes--and worked out a partnership with a company that would plant a tree for every cake sold.

The ISCA and the CAPA also explore on DSM-IV axis II diagnoses.

The nitrogen-fixing strains have a second copy of the IscA, which is likely used for the Fe-S containing nitrogenase complex [ 57].

The company isca owns and operates 11 racetracks top names like Daytona, Talladega and Michigan Speedway and hosts 17 events on the Winston Cup circuit, nearly half the annual races.

Not a mile from the Ryder Cup venue at Celtic Manor is the site of the Roman fortress of Isca, one of the biggest in the UK, and its remains, including the amphitheatre, can still be clearly seen.

When the Romans conquered the Silures, Caerleon became the site of Isca Silurum, chief fortress of the Roman 2nd Augustan Legion.

The iron chaperone, IscA, is involved in the production of iron-sulfur clusters and was found in all of the Frankia genomes (Table  2).

Our screen detected genes that encode two paralogs of the scaffold protein IscA, three Nfu paralogs, and the cysteine desulfurase IscS-2.

Iba57 forms a complex with the scaffold protein IscA (Isa1p and Isa2p in yeast), which plays a specific role in [4Fe4S] cluster assembly of aconitase-type proteins and the functional activation of mitochondrial radical-SAM FeS proteins [39].

Also, the stone curtain wall at Chester was constructed without mortar, using large sandstone blocks; this required greater skill and effort than the methods used to build the walls of Eboracum and Isca Augusta, and was usually reserved for the most important structures such as temples or city walls rather than town walls.