When Michael Bond, a BBC cameraman and part-time writer, conceived of a story, in the late nineteen-fifties, in which a small bear from South America arrived in London, he chose Paddington Station as the place where the creature would be found, and thence adopted, by an English family, the Browns.
Thence, simplicity would be the primary but not exclusive principle ordering axiomatic theories.
The reaction catalyzed by TCBQ reductase could certainly take advantage of this protein architecture; donation of hydride to a flavin, followed by transfer of single electrons to the iron-sulfur cluster and thence to bound TCBQ would form first a semiquinone and then TCHQ after transfer of a second electron.
In a 1930 essay on "Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren", John Maynard Keynes mused on a future 100 years thence, when much of humanity would have solved the perpetual economic problem of subsistence.
Paulina in The Winter's Tale struggles to get the imprisoned Queen's newborn infant out past the jailer: This Childe was prisoner to the wombe, and is By Law and processe of great Nature, thence Free'd and enfranchis'd.
Cells potentially sensitized at or in a mucosal tissue such as the gut or lung would then migrate to the draining lymph node, thence into the circulation and localize in a variety of mucosal tissues.
Boosted VZV-specific cellular immunity would subsequently reduce the risk of VZV reactivation and thence HZ.
Lomax, guardian of American folk, wanted Seeger to transcribe a collection of songs for a book, with notes by Guthrie, who would in turn take the younger man to Oklahoma and thence the road.
But America, determined to bypass Iran, is encouraging Turkey to consider a costlier, roundabout route: Turkmen gas would be carried by pipeline under the Caspian, through Azerbaijan and thence to Turkey.
The DR would operate trains over the W&SR from Sutton to Wimbledon and thence to central London; the C&SLR would operate trains over the southern end of the W&SR from Sutton to Morden then via the new C&SLR extension to Clapham Common and northwards.
