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The tensions, conflicts and explosions that are traditionally generated by such triangles arise in "The Book of Grace," which is directed by James Macdonald.
Mice carrying mutations in multiple genes are traditionally generated by sequential recombination in embryonic stem cells and/or time-consuming intercrossing of mice with a single mutation.
We have illustrated this point by creating modes traditionally generated by phase-only diffractive optical elements (for example, Airy beam), amplitude-only filters (for example, Hermite Gaussian beams) and combinations of the two (high-order Laguerre Gaussian beams).
For the past century this area of application was dominated by antibodies, which were traditionally generated via immunisation of animals but have recently also become available by means of protein engineering methods.
Recently, a new compact mathematical model for multi-layer shield buildup factor representation has been suggested for embedding into point-kernel codes thus replacing traditionally generated complex mathematical expressions.
One sore point is the consumption of electricity, traditionally generated by clean-burning hydropower but soon to depend more on natural gas.Homes in the country, with much of its territory above the Arctic Circle, use electricity to generate heat, creating much higher electricity consumption levels than elsewhere in Europe.
The period traditionally generates 70percentt of Body Shop's annual sales, the company said.
In December, a month in which imports traditionally generate trade deficits, Brazil had a trade surplus of $249 million.
Man Booker gives only one award, for fiction, but its imprimatur gives books a second life that traditionally generates more sales, even for nominees who don't win.
With France's recovery fragile, the prospect of more such lunacy is chilling.A further danger touches Europe, where France traditionally generates many ideas for integration.
Traditionally, generating micrometer-scale images has required a large, expensive piece of equipment such as a confocal microscope or a white-light interferometer, which might take minutes or even hours to produce a 3-D image.
