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Laboratory Tours To add yet another dimension to its traditional free Summer Tours, which begin from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today, Brookhaven National Laboratory will feature a different facility each week.

Such situations are characterized by non-instantaneous impulses, which begin from an arbitrary fixed point and stay active on a finite time interval.

Some of the most notorious remarks in the Dictionnaire are those in which Bayle details how a dualist could refute the traditional Christian accounts of the origin of evil, most of which begin from the story of the Fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.

Cell migration involves cycles of steps which begin from the formation of cell protrusion at the leading edge.

The stage, which began from the aircraft carrier Juan Carlos I, featured a five-man breakaway.

On Leg 3, which began from Jensen Beach, the problem was not finishing, but starting.

You can catch snatches of that exchange in "Spirit of an Age," which begins from strength with Caspar David Friedrich.

"From the start I've tried to write books which began from a presumption of the gayness of the narrative position," says Hollinghurst.

The funeral procession, which began from the Iranian Wrestling Federation building, brought traffic in central Tehran to a virtual halt as mourners followed the coffin through the streets.

The accomplished British solo sailor EMMA RICHARDS has announced her entry in the Around Alone singlehanded around-the-world race, which begins from New York on Sept. 15.

There were twelve games, each of which began from one of four configurations and had a starting motion, a movement vocabulary (nothing more complicated than walking, running, and some simple gestures), and an ending configuration.