Someone with grandeur and style, a premiership celebrity player who is simultaneously able to make a knight's-move away from, and above celebrity.
I'm simultaneously able to reduce particulates and NOx because I am running a fuel that is difficult to auto-ignite".
One aspect complicating the application of a coupled human and natural systems approach has been the lack of tools that are simultaneously able to accommodate the complexities of ecological and social systems.
Few films are simultaneously able to depict some of man's most horrific actions and at the same time transcend these by offering a message of beautiful, powerful renewal.
While they may suffer from trauma-related symptoms like flashbacks, many are simultaneously able to devote their energy to finding a new sense of purpose in ways that I have not observed as universally in my work with American-born clients.
We show that this procedure is simultaneously able to identify treatment-responsive genes and the known pharmacological relationships that are common among, and distinct between, the treatment groups.
Thus, PAEs were simultaneously able to template nanoparticle formation, stabilize them in aqueous media, and carry and deliver plasmid DNA to mammalian (cancer) cells, leading to transgene expression.
Also, in terms of the use of these methods for complex biological samples, we have previously shown that the SERS methods described in this paper were simultaneously able to identify eight human rotavirus strains and classify each according to its G or P genotype with >96% accuracy.
In 1945, studies identified a phenomenon termed "wet lung", in which the lungs accumulated fluid and were simultaneously less able to remove it.
That is, organisms that are most robust to short-term fluctuations are simultaneously less able to respond to long-term opportunities [ 10, 29- 31].
