And here's the beauty, or the horror, depending on who you are: Ramon and Julian were biological weapons.
The authorities who are investigating Dr. Cline have confirmed through DNA testing that two women were biological children of his.
Interestingly, some of the wicked stepmothers we know so well – Snow White's, for example – were biological mothers in the earliest version.
These services were biological control of pests, soil formation and the mineralisation of plant nutrients.
And the physiology prize went to a trio of researchers who helped develop the modern view of the brain as a kind of computer, its neurons trading data as though they were biological chips.
Whether they were biological, like the monster in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1818), or mechanical was not specified, but the mechanical alternative inspired generations of inventors to build electrical humanoids.
Majors that were moderately demanding were biological sciences, arts and humanities (both requiring about 17 hours of study) and education (requiring 15 hours of study).
So when scientists wanted to measure the physiological effects of fire-walking to see if there were biological underpinnings of communal rituals, they encountered a few hurdles.
The satanic mills of the 21st century - the supermarket - erupt rather excitingly into the sanctum: a glass panel suddenly lights up in a ceiling and shows customers in front of their trolleys, dithering beside shelves of crisps and toilet paper, gathering to peer down curiously at the upturned faces of the audience, as if they were biological specimens or denizens of a nether world.
In general, children more likely to be HIV tested were biological children of study participants, younger, of widowed adults, living in urban areas, and of HIV-seropositive parents/caregivers.
The percentage of tenure-track women in STEM fields at Northwestern for the same period were biological sciences, 20percentt; engineering, 11percentt; physical sciences, 14percentt; and social sciences, 36percentt.
