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The new-wave introduction makes way for an operatic chorus and a mosh-metal break; eventually there's nothing left but screaming noise.

We assumed that all persons were susceptible to the pandemic virus and that the general population epidemic occurred as a single wave after introduction of a single infectious case.

Delineating admixed ancestry for each sample in this cohort and for each segment along the genome allows us to distinguish two distinct waves of introduction of nonindigenous genetics to Kosrae, historical admixture from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century versus recent admixture of first- and second-generation immigrants.

The invasion itself took place during several waves of introductions spread out over 500,000 years, likely due to shifts in oceanographic conditions (Patzkowsky and Holland 1996).

A consequence of these waves of introductions of rice into Madagascar was inter-subspecific (indica/japonica) hybridisation that has resulted in a varietal group specific to Madagascar [1].

If indeed free Brk1 is used by cells to assemble Wave complexes, then introduction of these trimeric precursors should be sufficient to support Wave complex assembly in Brk1 depleted cells.

The first wave was the introduction of mainframe/minicomputer based departmental solutions.

Ford is counting on a wave of product introductions to increase its revenue during the market downturn.

Be that civil rights (in the first scene, a black waiter is told off for talking to Draper); second-wave feminism (the introduction of Peggy Olson, whose rise from secretary to executive would mirror advances for women) and the might of corporations (a cigarette firm trying to spin against cancer studies).

We are led to zona incerta directly from these data and existing literature on rodent absence seizures that points to the ZI's role in modulating spike-wave discharges (see Introduction).

The show, which like "Millionaire" is an import from Britain, goes on the air Monday, and NBC is doing everything it can to try to catch the fascination wave that attended the introduction of "Millionaire" two summers ago.