(A unit, in this context, is one of the four chemical bases that make up the alphabet of the genetic code, attached to some sugar and phosphate).
More importantly, the biradari constitutes the social, economic and political unit in this context, acting as a collective corporate that mediates not only social and livelihood opportunities for its members, but also ensures their wellbeing through a set of institutionalized economic exchanges and support mechanisms (Mumtaz 2002).
Structural determination of the NX1α III), which corresponded to the core-repeating unit of the entire ectodomain, prompted us to analyze a three-dimensional arrangement of this unit in the context of full-length Nrx1α.
This work is being done under the leadership of the Social Policy unit in the context of the new phase of the Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF3) which will kick off in 2012.
The resolution asks Gov. George E. Pataki and the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation to honor rescue workers by listing them together, by department, including rank, badge number and unit "in the context within which they gave their lives".
Instead, some of them did whatever the hell they wanted, conforming only in their collective choice to rebel, creating a wonderful abstract hive-drawing with individuality expressed as a unit in the context of the larger collaborative work.
The community unit, as defined in this context, comprises approximately 1 000 households or 5 000 people who live in the same geographical area, sharing resources and challenges.
Olivia was once signed to 50 Cent's G-Unit Records, which in this context is a meaningless footnote: She quickly mentions that she's dating the Jets' star cornerback Darrelle Revis.
We develop a cash-flow based profit maximising Net Present Value (NPV) model without the inventory cost parameters commonly used in this context: unit holding cost, unit backorder cost, unit deterioration cost, and unit lost sales cost.
In addition to their frequent involvement in mucosal and cutaneous diseases, the fungi are further emerging as major causes of invasive human diseases such as sepsis, especially in intensive care units in the context of critical illness.
The most efficient energy saving can be obtained by examining the integration of different units in the context of the whole process rather than by improving individual performances.
