Eventually the group unifies culturally, chanting Kaddish, the mourning prayer, and acting out parts of Ansky's tale, including a vivid dance of possession.
Now each approaching the age of 40, this loose group—unified by sound and birthplace are becoming a driving force on global dance floors with their highly-schooled take on techno, house, and acid.
This group is unified by the presence of a single Zn-ribbon inserted into the catalytic domain (Additional file 1).
The image enhances what is already a major question: without Mr. Massoud to lead the Northern Alliance, the groups unified against the Taliban, how will the resistance endure?
There are a bunch of white voters who need to be part of the groups unifying behind each candidate, for example.
The JPLSG was founded in 2003 and became the single collaborative group unifying Japan in 2010 following complete amalgamation of the Tokyo Children's Cancer Study Group (TCCSG), the Japanese Children's Cancer and Leukemia Study Group (JCCLSG), the Japan Association of Childhood Leukemia Study JACLSS) and the Kyushu Yamaguchi Children's Cancer Study Group (KYCCSG).
What's more, our desire to derive meaning from the gruesome coincidences that unify this group of ill-fated music stars is not as misguided as you might think.
The wetlands in this diverse group are unified primarily by the fact that they are all nontidal, nonforested freshwater systems dominated by grasses, sedges, and other freshwater hydrophytes (aquatic plants).
Although the two groups unified after independence in 1960, there have been allegations of unequal treatment.
Hague has said the more the opposition groups unify around a coherent programme built on respect for human rights and ethnic tolerance, the more the British government can provide aid.
Using a trait-based model, we then tested whether categorizing NOB into a few functional groups unified by physiological traits enables understanding and predicting how soil NOB respond to global environmental change.
