Recent findings have supported the impression that, although HIV is virtually able to infect any CD4+ T cell, there is a preference for the infection of activated lymphocytes [ 181].
Cars will then be virtually autonomous, able to drive themselves without the motorist's intervention.
It is virtually helpless, being able only to suckle and vocalize.
During the events of the pilot episode, Scarlet acquires the Mysteron healing power of "retro-metabolism" and is thereafter considered to be virtually "indestructible", being able to recover fully from injuries that would normally be fatal.
British radar, having been virtually untouched, was still able to follow the slow German build ups over France long before the first German aircraft reached British airspace.
A Tory MP and expert on taxation Ian Liddell Grainger – chair of the all party parliamentary group on taxation – said yesterday morning the move would be "virtually unenforceable" until HMRC was able to process real-time information.
This work proposes the use of virtual simulation through reusing a game engine platform, in which the real environment may be virtually modeled and people are able to virtually navigate and interact among themselves, to support ergonomics evaluation in adequating control rooms for licensing of NPPs.
Anyway, the deregulated banking sector is virtually unaccountable and is now able to launder billions of dollars of hot money more easily on behalf of organized crime.
Mr Berlusconi has long itched to control it, should it become available.The paper's biggest shareholder is Fiat, with 10.2%; the car maker's long-time boss, Gianni Agnelli, who died in January, was able virtually to appoint the editor.
They studied the material science of the vellum that the medieval scribe had used, and, by modelling that on the computer, Seales was able to virtually smooth out the manuscript, making some letters visible for the first time.
