Primary candidates endorsed by a county party organization usually run under its heading.
Treatment practices which come under its heading include: Ayurvedic, Chinese medicine, Osteopathy, Chiropractic, Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Phototherapy, Unani-Tibb, Aromatherapy, Massage and Reflexology.
Whether wedged under a mummy's arm, placed under its head, or stuffed, as in Hunefer's tomb, inside the statuette, these compendia of prayers and incantations had become a must-have feature of the Egyptian way of death.
Trumbauer died in 1938, but his office, under its head designer, Julian Abele, lasted until the 1950's, although the market for grand French-style houses was by that time extremely lean.
The camera moves through a large, warm home peering into rooms, passing a young woman curled up on the floor in a ball of guilt before coming to rest on a sprawled corpse, blood pooled under its head; the bourgeoisie, they are a funny race -- and deadly, the film chuckles coldly.
In 1952, Elliott was hired as an assistant at the University of Iowa under its head coach, Forest Evashevski, another former All-American at the University of Michigan.
The fossilized animal, an arthropod called a fuxhianhuiid, has primitive limbs under its head, as well as the earliest example of a nervous system that extended past the head.
The Late Silurian Proscorpius has been classified as a scorpion, but differed significantly from modern scorpions: it appears wholly aquatic since it had gills rather than book lungs or tracheae; its mouth was completely under its head and almost between the first pair of legs, as in the extinct eurypterids and living horseshoe crabs.
The move is part of a general pivot on the company's part to collaborate with the traditional music industry, attempting to create partnerships with more artists and labels under its head of music Molly Neuman, former member of Riot grrrl band Bratmobile.
In the presentation of the results below, each of these steps will be presented under its own heading.
The site classifies these databases as literature search databases, molecular databases, or genomic biology databases to make finding them easier; GenBank, NIH's annotated genetic sequence database, stands under its own heading.
