"They were taking chain saws to pieces of wood — stuff you wouldn't see in Manhattan," Mr. Schuman said.
The protocol that has been made public does not discuss how many samples are taken, where the samples are being taken, chain of custody procedures, quality assurance procedures, or statistical power.
Algorithm 1 is a specific example for these definitions (take chain 2 in Figure 4 for example).
Kix: "Anyway, our mate with the hair had a disagreement about something and he took a chain over the head".
Take a chain and string the pendant into it.
The Republican Party took the chains from four million people.
Overwhelmed, he took to chaining his foot to his desk to force himself to dictate revisions in patients' charts.
In order to capitalize on the chain counting principles, you must be able to take every chain that is made.
The Sainsbury's Local chain took £8m on Christmas Eve alone, the chain's biggest-ever sales day.
This work can support managers in taking supply chain design decisions and in defining countermeasures to mitigate their effects on supply chain performance.
