thanks Ron Bonett for providing test samples of RAG-1 primers, Nicolas Perrin for support, Claus Wedekind for advice to submit the manuscript to this journal, Alan Juilland for access to bioacoustics software, Maria Rita Palombo, Frank Glaw, Fred Rögl, Charles Savona Ventura and David B. Wake for information and/or references and two anonymous reviewers for their partly helpful comments.
A grave-looking prime minister announced the death of Chris McManus, 28, and the 47-year-old engineer Franco Lamolinara, who were working for an Italian building company, saying he had authorised the operation in the wake of credible information that their lives were in imminent danger.
It is a book about which science-fiction author Philip K Dick said (through one of his characters): "I'm going to prove that Finnegans Wake is an information pool, based on computer memory systems that didn't exist until centuries after James Joyce's era; that Joyce was plugged into a cosmic consciousness from which he derived the inspiration for his entire corpus of work".
In the wake of the information explosion and rapidly progressing technology [Mayer, R. E. (2001). Multimedia learning.
In the wake of The Information's story, Rubin took a leave of absence from Essential to "deal with personal matters".
This flow of new information wakes up the brain to continue differentiating, refining, and improving our performance.
In the wake of this ethnopharmacological information, the present study was designed to assess the anxiolytic potential of an extract of S. miltiorrhiza roots.
The BS is responsible for radio resource allocation and the MS may wake without transmitting any information if the BS does not allocate resources for it because of insufficient radio resources.
Because a fish's size, weight, and swimming style all affect the sort of wake it creates, this information could tell the seal how much meat has just passed by and how fast it's swimming.
