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It is apparent that the execution times follow a Log Normal distribution which is outlined by the red line.

The process, which is outlined by WineMaker Magazine, involves choosing, inspecting and cleaning your grapes, followed by the critical stage of adding juice, or "must".

Sentries have a limited range, which is outlined by a wall of your team's color prior to placement.

The December update, which was outlined by a post on the Google+ social media site, includes a new feature that allows users to "quickly and easily capture the moments you care about with a simple wink of the eye".

After relatives encouraged Mr. Abdulmutallab to start cooperating again, apparently in hopes of reaching a plea deal, he resumed providing extensive amounts of information about Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula  — some of which was outlined by prosecutors in court filings last week.

This gradual ceding of power in return for retaining influence has allowed the monarchy to defeat the republican logic which was outlined by Anglo-American revolutionary Thomas Paine in 1776 (and which has resulted in most other liberal democracies functioning without a royal head of state).

The facets are composed by structural units which are outlined by ellipses in Figure 8a and can be arranged along either [110] or direction on the (001) plane.

The proposal, which was outlined by Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y). in a small briefing with reporters, would establish a mandatory 60-vote threshold for any legislative proposal to raise the age for Medicare benefits or to reduce those benefits.

Framework synthesis is based on framework analysis, which was outlined by Pope, Ziebland and Mays [ 42], and draws upon the work of Ritchie and Spencer [ 43] and Miles and Huberman [ 44].

This contrasted with the GFP construct lacking both the ER signal (SP) and CTPP/VSD sequences where the expressed GFP was present in the cytoplasm, which was outlined by the fluorescently labelled plasma and tonoplast membranes.

While the study design had limitations, which are outlined by the authors themselves in the paper published in this issue of Critical Care, the study demonstrated an impressive reduction in time to extubation and length of stay.