In addition, larger numbers of repeats provide more opportunities for misalignment during the reannealing of the nascent strand. |
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Yet far from welcoming an effort to provide Europe with a nascent expeditionary capability, he may misgive it. |
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These made nascent officers less susceptible to blandishments from civilian projects. |
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The nascent party's ideology emphasized pan-Arabism, nationalism, and a form of socialism. |
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As teenagers though, the beach suddenly and wonderfully enlarges, like the first blinding moments of the nascent universe. |
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These were years of nascent economic, infrastructural, and political modernization. |
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This nascent bleach can also react with primary or secondary amines to form longer lasting, antimicrobial chloramines. |
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And there are signs of nascent political and economic reforms, albeit small, tentative ones. |
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This strategy is based on the attachment of some cytidine nucleotides to nascent cDNA first strands by reverse transcriptase. |
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Of more general interest, perhaps, is his account of the nascent viticulture of the poorer peasants on the cleared hillsides. |
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And it couldn't have come at a better time, when performance is showing nascent signs of turning a corner. |
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In 3 months, the ISF transitioned from an underequipped, nascent organization to a better equipped, more disciplined force. |
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I see nascent answers in organizations like Friends of the Don and Friends of the Humber. |
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She is uniquely positioned to sort fact from fiction in this nascent field. |
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Despite a nascent generation of better-made products, the company suffers from a weak brand image outside Italy. |
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It is very disheartening to read all these admonitions to this nascent antiwar movement saying that the participants are somehow being unserious. |
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It seems probable that the lipids would form a bilayerlike assembly in the nascent lipid pocket. |
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With a little push, these plants could serve as hubs for a nascent hydrogen-distribution network. |
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The nitriding process is based on the affinity of nascent nitrogen for iron and certain other. metallic elements. |
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It is also the site of folding and modification of nascent protein chains and assembly of multisubunit complexes. |
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Ozone also tends to be unstable and break down into dioxygen and nascent oxygen and to react readily with other substances. |
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He said he didn't see any factors threatening to derail the region's nascent recovery from the global economic slowdown. |
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Mumbai already boasts a nascent advertising industry and China made it into the top 10 countries for patent applications last year. |
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Some feel that there is a fear in Pakistan that opening doors to Bollywood could destroy the nascent Pakistani film Industry. |
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In fact, he sees an ironic side to the chill that has descended upon the nascent digital-marketing industry. |
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The bottom line will also benefit from the depreciation in the dollar and nascent signs of firmer pricing power. |
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Economic mismanagement and poor coordination are casting storm clouds over a nascent recovery. |
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Germany was a centre of wargaming in its nascent stages with Prussian reliance on wargames in planning attacks right up until the Great War. |
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Steiner will undoubtedly exercise his executive powers and quash any nascent independence declaration, yet the damage is already done. |
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The nascent charging infrastructure in many cities in the US and around the world is taking away some of the range anxiety of pure electrics. |
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Saber-rattling aside, the nascent advergaming concept has some real numbers attached. |
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Space is the place-indeed, it definitely was in the nascent days of '60s and '70s Afrofuturism. |
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The first, nearing its completion, has been marked by the recovery in financial markets and nascent recovery in the real sector. |
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The partially destroyed Merrimack at Norfolk, of course, was a godsend for the nascent Confederate navy, as was the shipyard's huge dry dock. |
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He is unable to escape, to articulate, or to textualize his experientially learned nascent existentialism. |
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Analysts are of the opinion that the separation would allow the company to grow its nascent mobile and internet operations more aggressively. |
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He brought me on-board to write about music and generously praised my nascent writing efforts. |
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The mushrooming of political parties, syndicates, and newspapers signals a nascent political pluralism upon which democracy can be built. |
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Beneath the veneer of a crime-free society and nascent market forces is a corrupt system of tight control and limited personal freedoms. |
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With the lie of Scottish theatreland already shifting, we are seeing a nascent, semiconscious shuffling for position for next year's awards. |
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The nascent temperance movement, too, is suggested by the rotund whiskey jug placed prominently in the foreground. |
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The nascent political order taking shape in the country also has a rough-and-tumble feel. |
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Still, the nascent industry is attracting the interest of venture capitalists. |
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Yet this nascent talent was now magnified many times and tempered with the force of volunteer telepathists as it drilled achingly, relentlessly. |
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In the UK street-skaters are seen as nascent bag-snatchers and hit-and-run assassins in training. |
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The nascent renewables industry is warning that the delay could put some generators out of business. |
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Every time I poke around in an area like this, I'm amazed by the range of nascent constructional folk etymologies that are out there. |
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A slightly later and more prolonged phenomenon was the growth of nascent boroughs in association with royal and baronial castles. |
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I believe that such a Left is emerging, conjoining a nascent, heterogenous anti-capitalism with full-blooded anti-imperialism. |
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Prasad rues that during the nascent stages of mimics, a well-appreciated performance on the stage was the ultimate dream of a mimicry artiste. |
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The English and the nascent Indian confederacies realized that cooperation would best serve their respective interests. |
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More fundamentally, the nascent threat of pharming re-emphasises the need to revamp DNS systems and domain registration that critics argue is long overdue. |
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The new strength in demand will broaden the nascent job recovery. |
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The nascent signs of global recovery appear to augur well in this regard. |
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After dissociation, the nascent strand may anneal to a complementary single strand, reinvade a template to be extended by additional synthesis, or undergo end joining. |
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Both McCauley and the glowing plant team worry that overzealous regulation could kill the nascent DIY Bio movement. |
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Well, clearly, they are nascent criminals, lawbreakers, and deviants. |
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Nine of the 11 positions between the coding region and the terminator, which is cleaved from the nascent transcript during tRNA maturation, are variable. |
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Among the litany of things the shutdown will mess up, you can add our nascent housing recovery. |
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These frontier wilderlands are the retreat of a nostalgic whimsy, and the drawing rooms of the nascent American metropolis are now invested with a minatory playfulness. |
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First, and most simply, the founding fathers were unstinting in their belief that the nascent republic had to pay its debts. |
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But in dethroning, or even denting, Cuomo, this nascent movement is facing its greatest test. |
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This toll was particularly painful for the nascent life insurance industry. |
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However, one nascent winner has been the rise of crowdsourced fractional labor. |
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It is to be hoped that measures of conservation and the nascent industry of turtle farming will be successful in maintaining the sea turtles as a renewable food resource. |
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The best of the past, not the nascent future, was his main concern. |
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A grandson of a Nazarene preacher, Edwards left the fold of his nascent church many a year ago but continues to hold tightly to the God he met there. |
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These very long, spiraled nascent bdellovibrio were proposed earlier from electron microscope images to be common in spirilla, which are long and coiled themselves. |
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Smart-phone technology is still nascent, according to Radin, with many more iterations to come. |
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It may have been too early to celebrate a nascent political vitality that remains, for now, too feeble and limited to convince that democracy is finally within our grasp. |
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The nascent folktronica has had its share of electronic composers come to the fore, enlisting the use of acoustic instruments for their source material. |
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These were the scientists who were to devote their labours to the study of natural history, geology, astronomy and even the nascent discipline of anthropology. |
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The comparison of newly formed polyploids with their haploid progenitors has revealed that nascent polyploids have a defect in stationary-phase viability. |
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By the 15th century, the Thai language had evolved into a distinctive medium along with a nascent literary identity of a new nation. |
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For, as we have shewn, the original Use of it was to support nascent HeroWorship. |
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The nascent belief in a German ethnicity was subsequently founded upon national myths of Germanic antiquity. |
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This ensured for the first time that all the realms of what is now Spain would be united by one monarch under one nascent Spanish crown. |
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As membership grew, however, the nascent club turned its efforts to broadcasting. |
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Turkish, in its Ottoman variation, was a language of military and administration since the nascent days of the Ottomans. |
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In 1577 the province of Friesland became part of the nascent Dutch Republic, as its representatives signed the Union of Utrecht. |
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To secure lasting, blissful love from a nascent romance, a love pillow can cast a powerful, binding spell. |
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What are the next steps and goals for this nascent movement? |
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A second objective is to examine the current state of oncolytic virology and where this nascent field appears to be heading. |
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Between 1821 and 1825 the Trujillo region was the only stable and productive land within the nascent republic. |
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The quarries expanded rapidly, as did the nascent town of Blaenau Ffestiniog. |
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This was approved by the Pope, unaware of the King's nascent plans for the Church. |
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This text only very briefly mentions Alban, but is an important text concerning his nascent cult. |
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Sajjad Zaheer was the linkman with the literary community on behalf of the nascent communist movement of India. |
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The nascent swing craze brought more complicated dance steps, while one-upsmanship among star instrumentalists had more people listening. |
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The transition into the subsequent Neolithic period is chiefly defined by the unprecedented development of nascent agricultural practices. |
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Even a nascent fandom will begin to develop its own tropes. You could see it, for instance, in the popular Sterek pairing in the Teen Wolf fandom as it took off. |
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The larger railway companies such as the Great Western Railway and the nascent Midland began to buy up strategic failed lines to expand their network. |
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The sense of betrayal led to great demonstrations in China and the fall of the nascent Chinese Republic's government and poisoned relations with the West. |
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However, over time something of a nascent bureaucracy may have been beginning to form insofar as the state organization became increasingly centralized. |
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In 1923, under the Treaty of Lausanne, the nascent Turkish republic relinquished any claim to Cyprus, and in 1925 it was declared a British crown colony. |
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The war was partly due to a dispute over who was the rightful claimant to the British Throne, and thus the supreme monarch of the nascent British Empire. |
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In 1986, the nascent republic was also among the founding members of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development regional development organization. |
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However, Alfred's successors subsequently won military victories against the Danes, incorporating much of the Danelaw into the nascent kingdom of England. |
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These appeared to threaten the fragile and nascent political and social stability of a country that was deeply politically and religiously divided. |
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He is recognized as one of the premier craftsmen of nascent Modern English verse, and is often considered one of the greatest poets in the English language. |
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And across the Middle East, the ideas that have failed are concepts like Pan-Arabism, socialism and nascent attempts at democracy, economic liberalism and secularism. |
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He said solar is used by less than 4 percent of households in Pakistan and despite solars relative affordability, the market is still in a nascent state. |
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Because only five words into my nascent relationship with whichever shop assistant, barperson or receptionist is addressing me, I find myself in a thoroughly bad mood. |
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By combining two nascent technologies in an innovative way, we hope to show that we can create novel, optically writable displays that are efficient, low-cost, and robust. |
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Though its filmmaking output was never as robust as that of Egypt or neighboring Iran, pre-sanctions Iraq did give birth to a nascent art house scene. |
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In 1848 the East Lancashire Railway Company's extension from Accrington linked the town to the nation's nascent railway network for the first time. |
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