"The position is more widely open here for a woman sushi chef".
In the 1920's Bandung was a new emerging city with widely open opportunities for architects to experiment and express their creativity in designing new buildings.
This inflammatory response starts within 1 hour after injury and may persist for up to 5 days, a fact which also suggests a widely open therapeutic window for intervention.
In the frame of BEM, however, efficiency (4.6) of the residual error estimators is widely open and only known for particular problems [34,72], although observed empirically, see also Section 5.4.
The Kennebec, along with the Penboscot and Sheepscot, was widely opened up for the ice industry, becoming an important source, particularly in warm winters, for the rest of the 19th century.
Of course, scenarios for the origins of the first cells are widely open to debate.
Clearly, such theoretic arguments are widely open to criticism.
Width of the third ventricle and that of the interspace between the bilateral mammillary bodies showed a non-significant correlation (14.2 ± 1.86 for widely opened vs. 11.7 ± 2.49 for narrowly closed, p = 0.052).
This result implied that G. speciosum had developed the avoidance of drought stress by widely opening stomata only for a short period of time in the early morning to conserve water (Ort 2001).
RealNetworks fired a new salvo at digital music rival Apple Computer today, starting an advertising campaign that criticizes Apple for not widely opening its iPod digital music player to other formats.
