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Peccatiello said that this quick question-loading process sets Pyne apart from other apps, which often present the questions through a search or feed interface.
Graphene can be massively produced at a low cost and does not have metallic impurities which often present in CNTs [9].
Grout injection is an efficient technique commonly used for structural consolidation of multi-leaf stone masonries, which often present high porosity (especially in the inner core) due to the presence of internal voids.
Third, our study includes only epithelioid MPMs, which often present with pleural effusions.
More than 90% of pancreatic cancers are ductal adenocarcinomas, which often present with perineural and retroperitoneal infiltration.
Immunological encephalopathies (IE) are increasingly recognized in psychiatry as rare but still important causes of clinical syndromes, which often present as atypical psychoses or affective disorders.
Spontaneous renal artery dissection (SRAD) is a rare entity, which often presents diagnostic difficulties because of its non-specific clinical presentation.
This attitude accords with the earlier philosophies of American museums, which often presented facsimiles of European sculptures in the form of plaster casts.
Two years ago the Center for Contemporary Opera, which often presents workshop productions, staged the first half of the work, and on Tuesday evening the center and Princeton University's music department, where Mr. Westergaard is a professor emeritus, presented the complete opera at Symphony Space.
What distinguishes video as an art form -- which often presents apparently undigested slices of quotidian experience in grueling real time -- from video as a tool for making family albums or catching shoplifters, which does the same thing?
This alabaster monument featuring freestanding sculptures, pillars, and reliefs defied the traditional Gothic form of a stiff, recumbent effigy and instead recalled Venetian wall monuments, which often presented the deceased as a more active, reclining figure.
