"Figuration" (Two Pronged) (1951) is interesting because the soft-edged blobs of solid color that mark its surface might be early versions of the bursts.
Now the UN's two pronged approach is their response for a half decade old problem.
In order to understand the influence of DNA-PKcs on the TQ mediated effects on telomeres in the glioblastoma cells, a two pronged approach was taken.
A two pronged strategy was adopted to assess the applicability of these SSR markers using mulberry species and genotypes along with a few closely related species belonging to the family Moraceae viz., Ficus, Fig and Jackfruit.
In sum, these findings may suggest a two pronged strategy is needed in our efforts to address obesity: 1) The need for primary prevention (population based) strategies to prevent overweight and obesity - particularly in children; and 2) Secondary prevention strategies to help facilitate healthy, non-dieting approaches for those individuals who are already overweight or obese.
A four pronged approach was devised in an effort to take stock of what publicly-accessible datasets are available in the MENA region.
As a result, it was decided that II Corps would go on the offensive in order to clear the Japanese from the island and a three pronged campaign was planned in the northern, central and southern sectors of the island.
For us at DROP, water, sanitation, gender equality and education go hand in hand and we believe that this four pronged approach is the most effective way to reduce poverty in rural communities.
Four pronged claws are great for grabbing around the chest area of a stuffed animal.
In an attempt to address the increasing CA-MRSA rates in these regions, a two pronged educational strategy was developed and approved by the University of Manitoba, University of Saskatchewan, and Health Canada Research Ethics Boards.
The sheath is two pronged, but the underlying bony core is unbranched.
