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Thus it appears that any variability whatsoever in background seismicity can be claimed, after the fact, to have been a precursor.

I mean it wasn't terrible, it was sort of a precursor to what people are trying to do It flopped miserably, but I'm glad we did it.

To be able to use their equipment, at least one team member must know how to adapt Precursor technologies.

Impatience is often a precursor to self-punishment, so stop way before the red light hits.

The ADP report is often seen as a precursor to the Labor Department's big monthly jobs report due out Friday.

Error is often the precursor of what is correct, but conceit is the prelude to a fall.

Charles used to say that toys are not as innocent as they appear. They are often the precursor to bigger things.

He said the court provided no guidelines guidance about when precursor recusal will be constitutionally required.

The other could be considered the precursor of the Mediterranean diet and was found in the southerly parts of the peninsula.

Westwood is always the precursor of the punk revolution after all, whose goal is to challenge the traditional raiment of the fashion world.

It's a precursor to dynamically morphing wallpaper planned for a release or two down the road.

However, the move may be a precursor to the company withdrawing from semiconductor manufacturing.

The rebels were driven out of Bin Jawwad the next day, a precursor to Qaddafi's ruthlessly efficient march east in the following ten days.

RNA, the single-stranded precursor to DNA, normally expands one nucleic base at a time, growing sequentially like a linked chain.

"It's only adding to the negative mood today, but that also might be a precursor of what is to come, " Polcari said.

Because the Lasker Award is often seen as a precursor to the Nobel Prize, the Chinese media are abuzz with anticipation.

Atrophic gastitis is often the precursor of cancer.

We could dare to say that a system of memory is the precursor of a mental videogame: the purposes would be, however completely different.

He was an agent for the OSS, the precursor to the CIA, posted to South-East Asia at the end of the second world war.

This had become possible because a new household convenience, the icebox, a precursor of the modern refrigerator, had been invented.

The strip microstructure of carbon layers resembled that of PAN molecular chains in precursor fiber.

This had become possible because a new household convenience, the icebox, a precursor of the modem refrigerator, had been invented.

Opposition by colonists to unfair taxation by the British was a precursor of the Revolution.

Besides potential risks, the bioavailability of this precursor of vitamin A from rice is unknown up to now.

Diabetic patients with dizziness, to be alert to possible precursor to a stroke, a stroke may have occurred, requiring special attention.

The stabilisation of prices turned out to be a precursor to broader economic recovery.

The Roman Empire faced many of the same problems that we face today. It was kind of a precursor of our globalized economy.

Water washing which directly affected the intensity of carbon fiber was an important step in producing PAN precursor for carbon fiber.

The results show that above - named observation data are able to reflect short - impending precursor information before some medium shocks .

If that host cell is a sperm or egg cell, or the precursor to such a cell, then the lodged DNA may get passed down the generations.

Who can say that a Taliban victory in Afghanistan would not be a precursor for the triumph for jihadists in Pakistan?

Now, my military advisers tell me that what is going on looks very much like a war exercise, indeed, could be the precursor to a war.

Yet, even as the economy has lost competitiveness over the years, the PdL and its precursor, Forza Italia, have neglected reform.

There may also be an increase in the velocity of air particles in the blast wave due to precursor action.

So instead of thinking of the phone interview as a precursor to the real thing, think of it as something you can prepare for.

Precursor by carbonization of carbon produced after looks not very striking, but only a few microns per bundle.

The shift is believed to be a precursor to the potential change in the Mazda-Ford joint venture with Changan.

SCR reduces oxides of nitrogen, the smog precursor known as NOx, by injecting urea periodically into the exhaust system.

An energetic middle-age life is the only safe precursor of a vitally happy old age.

From St. Mark, whose account of the Precursor's life is very meagre , no new detail can be gathered.

In tyrosinase-variable albinism (rare), an unidentified enzyme defect probably impairs synthesis of a melanin precursor.

REM behaviour disorder can be a precursor of neurodegenerative disease including Parkinsons.

To show his respect for his honored guests. Montezuma served them "chocolate, " a bitter drink that was the precursor of modern chocolate.

The Office of Strategic Service was the precursor of the CIA.

It was a precursor of reality television in giving ordinary people a chance to become famous for eccentric, often pointless, tasks.

Its precursor organisation grew into a nationwide network. In the 2004 elections it put this to good use, winning more than 7% of the vote.

eg. Viewed as a precursor to a wider open data movement, it could be as important as any we have seen in the web era.

It seems ominous to us now as a precursor to movements that would more effectively exploit such anger and such dreams.

The transportation of precursor chemicals shall be subject to the provisions of the state on transportation of goods.

It is referred to as a precursor of today's multicultural China.

The process comprises using a silicon containing precursor, a carbon containing precursor and a chemical modifier.

Thiophene, a highly common substance, serves as a versatile precursor to a variety of amino acids.

It was a precursor to India, a messenger from Gondwana -- a lost paradise of dinosaurs isolated for millions of years.

The immediate transcript of a tRNA gene is known as precursor tRNA.

An energetic middle life is, I think, the only safe precursor of a vitally happy old age.

Athlerosclerosis is the main precursor to heart disease, one of the major causes of death in post- menopausal women.

Peptide nucleic acids (PNA) are used as a model for a precursor of RNA in experiments that examine enantiomeric cross-inhibition.

Cosmetics industry be considered the precursor of the consumer goods market, it reflects people's desire and disposable income .

Corporations have had the precursor of social networks for ages.

Difunctionality, which is the essential characteristic of a polymer precursor, may be achieved in many different ways.

Animals behaving oddly is said to be a precursor to earthquakes.

The huge gain will be that a democratic government may be able to take risks for peace that its authoritarian precursor never could.

This syndrome is common among people who are obese and is an increasingly important precursor to diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Most dolomite is obviously the result of replacement of precursor calcite but certainly not all.

The mechanism research, precursor preparation and technics optimization will be the primary research directions of such technology.

In the process of research and experiments, the company also built a production of carbon fiber precursor test line.

"The precursor strategy will not work because earthquakes are too complicated and too infrequent" and "lack of rigour in Earth sciences" .

The Mississippi scheme was a precursor of modern attempts to reflate the economy with unorthodox monetary policies.

But our overall stress levels are still high, which the researchers cautioned could be a precursor to serious health consequences.

Biogenic amines may appear as a result of bacterial decarboxylation reactions from precursor amino acids.

XRD and IR were used to analyze the effect of different calcination temperature on phase composition of the precursor.

Aluminium hydroxide, the precursor of alumina, was synthesized by precipitation reaction of the aluminium nitrate and sal volatile.

This was a necessary precursor to the development of calculus and a precise quantitative science of physics .

These precursor cells normally go on to produce red cells, white cells or platelets.

3-Diethoxyethylcyanide was an important precursor for synthesis of vitamin B1, cytosine and its derivatives.

It is an important precursor of several amino acids, and also acts as a source of the amino group in various metabolic reactions.

At the moment, as Du explained, optical precursor communication is limited by current technology, so it is not yet practical.

Carbon nanotubes were obtained by the floating catalyst method using polystyrene as carbon source and ferrocene as catalyst precursor.

middle life is, I think, the only safe precursor of a vitally happy old AGE. --Vida Drtton Sucader, American educator and writer.

Especially the mechanical properties of hollow carbon fibers prepared from thermal condensation mesophase pitch precursor were studied.

direction characteristics of precursor anomalies, providing references for short-term earthquake prediction in Huainan area.

The Inactive precursor of trypsIn, produced by the pancreas and converted to trypsIn In the small IntestIne by enterokInase.

So what Ms. Kellerman designed was the precursor to all modern swimsuits.

As recently as Oct. 17, the President had said Iran's bomb-building program could be a precursor to "World War III. "

DHEA is a hormone produced mainly by the adrenal gland that acts as a precursor to testosterone and estrogen.

U. S. officials also recognize that acute hunger and malnutrition can be the precursor for disease outbreaks.

The result shows that composite anodic film can be gained after enough alloy element is introduced by hydrotalcite precursor method.

Common precursor for the special feeling of visions, magic smell, dizziness, general feeling of numbness, electric shock feeling.

These limitations also lessened the effectiveness of the semaphore, a modern precursor to the electric telegraph.

The cross linkage decomposition reaction had a stronger dependence of cure temperature than that of precursor decomposited to intermediate.

The electric-hydraulic commutate valves apply module structure: composed of electromagnetic precursor valve and main control valve.

"The precursor cell type we are using appears to be a good candidate and brings us much closer to clinical trials, " Behie said.

In the search for the precursor of this amyloid protein most attention has been focused on the role of serum amyloid A protein (SAA).

With the address taking up half of the writing area, brief postcard scribbles became the precursor to today's cryptic text messages.

The functions of the mitochondria and yolk precursor granules during vitellogenesis process are discussed in this paper.

The current huge gaps, in income levels, opportunities, and health outcomes, are a precursor for social breakdown.

Fields, the snow cover is also apparent between the one golden, like a precursor to the upcoming harvest.

A Wells notice is a precursor to a civil lawsuit in an SEC investigation.

These words are usually the precursor to the final battle that invariably sees our hero win the day and our villain meet his maker.

The first telephone was the precursor of modern communications networks.

The invention of eBooks was not simply a technological innovation or precursor to the modern information environment.

Being open-minded impacts all areas of our life and is an essential precursor to personal growth.

Gentle ripples have already been sent out from Source as a precursor to the destined experience of Michael's bonding.

Curing the precursor to make it infusible is a key factor to obtain ceramics with high quality.

Some investors see the bond issue as a precursor to a common eurozone bond market that could rapidly expand.

A lymphocyte that derives from the thymus and is the precursor of a T cell.

More basic efforts include XML-RPC, a precursor to SOAP that was only capable of RPC, and various forms of HTTP usage without SOAP.

Basically, the software satisfies the daily work of precursor regional networks center and improves work efficiency.

The state practices the licensing system to the manufacture, trading and transportation of precursor chemicals.

The true philosophy is the precursor of social change, it is with the times, seek truth from facts, turn over a new innovative, vibrant.

The proliferative cell growth in the intestines and stomach in GM-fed rats may be a precursor to cancer.

The compound provides a novel precursor compound for exploring novel organic electroluminescent materials.

Moreover, the polymer can be used as matrix resin, high temperature-resisting coat and ceramic precursor of advanced composite materials.

The bore-hole water temperature observation is a main earthquake precursor observation method of geothermal observation network.

Rather than quickly evolving settlements, Rose thinks precursor populations did exist but have remained hidden beneath the Gulf.

A build lifecycle that incorporates the source code generation from the PIM as a precursor to source compilation.

We insist on taking the technology as the first productivity, taking the science as precursor to improve the ability of reach and develop.

Article 22 For the transportation of precursor chemicals in Category I as approved, a transportation license valid for once shall be issued.

Some even claim the third book, Titus Alone, to be a precursor to the science fiction subgenre of steampunk.

But whether scientific cooperation can become a precursor for political collaboration is less evident.

Depression may also be serious diseases, such as the precursor of pancreatic cancer, brain tumor, Parkinson's, alzheimer's disease, etc.

This prediction was based on a number of geophysical observations of precursor events as well as abnormal animal behavior.

The results showed that residual water in synthesis system and the amount of precursor could affect the synthesis yield dramatically.

The public security organ shall carry out examination in the course of transportation of precursor chemicals.

the cells that eventually replace the duct are identical to the cells in invasive cancer, suggesting that DCIS is a precursor to cancer.

If you find the metal has a blue, grey or black color, it is a sign of oxidation and a precursor of rust.

PAN fiber is the key precursor of the high-performance carbon fiber preparation, which has a significant impact on carbon fiber.

The bulk layer is deposited from a gas mixture that includes a silicon and carbon-containing precursor, a nitrogen source, and hydrogen gas.

Geochemical study has demonstrated that bitumen exhibits similar composition of organic precursor with crude oil.

An improved method for applying organic antireflective coatings to substrate su*ces and the resulting precursor structures are provided.

The precursor to this book, What Do All the Numbers Mean?

One such substitute was a salty paste of fermented grains, an early precursor of modern soy sauce.

The results showed : nitrogen source and precursor feeding resulted in significant increase of taxol production.

Understanding why we do something is an excellent precursor to halting the undesirable.

Barack Obama's administration has emphasised the need to enforce current trade agreements as a precursor to signing new deals.

The majority of mice were seen to have myeloid proliferative disease, a precursor to CML.

Some psychomotor seizures, grand mal can be the precursor of similar symptoms.

In fact, the triad of perfectionism, pessimism, and discouragement is a familiar precursor to and accompaniment of clinical depression.

Conclusion Adult human myoblasts can be induced into neural precursor cells in vitro.

Exogenously supplied aspartate is not an active precursor of asparagine in plant tissues .

Thought transformation is a precursor of the all social transferences, and thought liberation is a practically advancement.

In the same year Soviets confused a Nato exercise for the precursor to a military attack.

Agnelli family, began to close the team, which is a precursor to champion.

A method for forming an investment casting core comprises cutting a patterned core precursor from refractory metal-based sheet.

The trails show that decreasing appropriately the strength of precursor fiber can effect its flexible index distinctly.

The effect of pressure on coke and its precursor's formation was studied during catalytic cracking of toluene over USY catalyst.

As such, this question is as old as SGML, the precursor of XML, and has been hotly debated with no universally accepted consensus.

These abnormal signals with certain time-space distribution are earthquake precursor possibly.

Secondly, the drying and calcination processes and the control of agglomeration were studied for alumina precursor spheres.

Pearson likens the colonial medical consultation process as a precursor to email.

Low-pass filtering can improve the effectiveness of correlation integral method in stall precursor detection.

The vehicle would be a precursor to the development of a future unmanned battle tank.

Diosgenin is the hydrolyzed material of dioscin and the precursor substance of several important endogenous steroids.

In low-lying areas, people will watch the steady retreat of Arctic ice, a precursor to rising sea levels, with increasing apprehension.

The further the disease progresses, the weaker the capacity of the patient's cells to convert the precursor drug.

Another company has started producing a precursor to synthetic diesel in Brazil (Searching for Biofuels' Sweet Spot).

WU Ru-lun was the precursor and founder of Chinese modern education.

The now defunct Union Solidarity and Development Association, a precursor of USDP, was formed as a social organization in 1993.

Carbs are also full of tryptophan, the amino acid precursor to the feel-good chemical serotonin produced in the brain.

The use of trade restrictions to induce compliance with low-carbon emissions will be a precursor of such strategies.

Objective To investigate the feasibility of inducing adult human myoblasts into neural precursor cells in vitro.

DMAE is an immediate precursor of choline, an important component of skin cell membranes.

These include the chlorophyll precursor protochlorophyllide a.

The joy of dreams disappear, the increase in troubled dreams, but added a precursor to clinical symptoms tend to ease.

Lakos's work was a precursor to many developments in software engineering, most notably Refactoring.

and calcining the precursor in sulfur-containing atmosphere to obtain spherical rare earth oxides.

This precursor to Homo Erectus was a tool user (more than a tool-maker), had campsites, and was using fire as early as 3, 000, 000 BCE.

Primates benefit from cooperation, too, and indeed DeWaal has shown that they display what could be a precursor to asense of fairness.

The interference of the precursor and the slightly delayed main waveform can explain this structure.

Finally, the mechanism and prospect for using GPS occultation to monitor seismic precursor are discussed.

In the fourth place, the amount of key precursor chemicals smuggled out has decreased significantly.

They then examined their arteries for arterial stiffness, often a precursor to high blood pressure and heart disease.

In insects, cholesterol is not only one of the main components of cell membranes, but also a precursor of ecdysone biosynthesis.

The quality indexes of high performance PAN precursor are introduced, and the factors affecting its quality are discussed.

But our overall stress levels are still high, which the researchers cautioned could precursor to serious health consequences.

Study on the precursor phase composition of iron catalyst and discovery of FeO based catalyst for ammonia synthesis.

Shenyang Minerva Garment Factory was founded in 1999, and its precursor is Shenyang Yun Tian Clothing Factory.

The SEC's guidance is seen as a precursor to a larger debate over how best to price securities, especially when markets freeze up.

Using TEOS as precursor, ammonia as catalyst, silica antireflective coating was prepared by sol-gel process.

The carbon nanospheres can be manufactured from a carbon precursor using templating catalytic nanoparticles.

There is hunger for Indonesian sovereign debt, which may be a precursor of demand for corporate paper.

High-salt diets have long been blamed for causing high blood pressure, a potential precursor for heart attacks or stroke.

These precursor compositions are mixed to form a concentrate composition.

A production process is also provided for an olefin polymerization catalyst component using the above precursor.

A carotenoid, it is a vitamin A precursor, which the body converts into vitamin A.

a-Linolenic acid, released from membrane lipid by regulated lipase activity, is the precursor molecule for phyto-oxylipin biosynthesis.

The integrating Internet research of digital earthquake precursor station in "the ninth-five year plan"

The effects of amounts of initiators and reaction time on poly (ethyl methacrylate) precursor were fixed.

Hence, choosing the right team is a precursor to all the above factors.

A nanostructured zirconia coatings was elaborated by plasma spray liquid precursor sol.

Cellulose is the most widespread and abundant carbon matrix precursor on the earth whose utilization ratio is relatively low.

A recent advancement in storage technologies called de-duplication is a precursor to memory sharing in Linux and other hypervisors.

In parallel there are technology preparation activities, and the study of a lunar polar lander precursor to humans.

A further possibility is that, upon phosphorylation, precursor proteins form a highly import-competent guidance complex in the cytosol.

Article 29 The state adopts an international examination system for the import and export of precursor chemicals.

An originator of a line of descent ; a precursor.

The experiment showed that scientists can prepare precursor cells to eventually grow into sperm or egg.

Ephedrine is both the raw material for medicine and the precursor for making methamphetamine ( "ice" drug).

Previous studies in mice have suggested that air pollution is associated with insulin resistance, a precursor condition to type 2 diabetes.

According to all, medicine department university precursor in Anhui is southeast medical college in Shanghai.

From this he extracts precursor cells that can go on to form the muscle on the outside of the bladder and the specialised cells within it.

The H2O2 also is a precursor of the highly reactive hydroxyl radical, which participates in wood degradation.

Conclusion Assay of precursor clusters in bone marrow smear has potential diagnostic value in MDS.

Harold D. Lasswell is the precursor of the behaviorism school and elites theory.

In the cell, the first synthesis of its precursor (proHB-EGF), embedded in the membrane, so called membrane-bound HB-EGF.

DCIS is generally considered a precursor to breast cancer, but DCIS itself is never life-threatening.

It is also the important precursor form of many crystalloid iron(hydr)oxides.

Precursor of Hangu Ecotype High-tech Industrial Park is Tianjin Chadian Industrial Park.

You can use this sentence as a precursor to requesting help finding a restroom.

We've shown that the precursor cells develop into microglia only during a short period after conception.

That kind of surge may be a precursor to inflation.

Calcium deposits in the coronary arteries are considered a precursor of future heart disease.

Is Watson, despite its limitations, nonetheless a precursor to a HAL-esque machine that can "mimic" natural language, if not "reproduce" it?

Dihydroartemisinic acid is a late precursor to the antimalarial compound artemisinin.

Acini contain a small amount of secretions, but few have amyloid precursor.

The quality of carbon fiber is directly influenced by the quality of PAN precursor.

The sucrose ester is a kind of important fragrance precursor material in the tobacco, by the gland cilia secretion production.

Precursor for high altitude disease Hypoxia will lead to physiological disorders and animals infected with diseases.

In some cases, nanocrystal precursor solutions may also include a water-soluble ligand (e. g. , glutathione, GSH).

In 1895, roadside shade trees were also a priority for the newly created Bureau of Highways -- the precursor to Caltrans.

A ringing of the ears is very unpleasant and is sometimes the precursor of deafness.

Ms Parker may be a precursor of things to come.

Now, if you want to explain high-temperature superconductivity and you believe the pseudogap is a precursor, you need to explain both.

Windblown autumn leaves form drifts along a stairway, a precursor of winter snows soon to arrive.

It is further confirmed the locations of the precursor and the main sources the burst.

To date, no so-called quake precursor has achieved anything like that degree of reliability.

The selective precursor may include a thiol termination, the first material may include gold, and the second material may include silicon.

Appear on the skin friction caused by the non-erythema: may be the precursor of liver disease.

Diasporas , such as the overseas Chinese, are a historical precursor to modern transnationalism.

Recent studies implicated expression of cyclooxygenase 2 (COX-2) as a marker to identify precursor cells for breast cancer.

But were these get-togethers a precursor to something bigger, a negotiated entry into the China marketplace?

No, this isn't your reception, but it can be an exciting precursor to the festivities that lay ahead.

Improving sentiment is a precursor of recovering mutual fund demand.

Comparing the ratio of testosterone to epitestosterone can then indicate whether testosterone or a precursor has been taken.

drying the precursor C, burning at high temperature, and finally ball-milling.

The giant German automaker marked the anniversary of the riding car by calling it "the most important precursor to individual mobility. "

Alhazen also invented the camera obscura, a precursor to the modern camera.

But the Chinese side didn't really know what to ask for and were more focused on getting deals done as a precursor to very lucrative IPOs.

and further tighten the management of precursor chemicals.

L-arginine, a precursor to nitric oxide, has been proven to support a healthy cardiovascular system.

We are sure that the main wave packet cannot travel faster than the precursor, which travels at c.

Rising public debt is a near universal precursor of other postwar crises.

In the third part, the deposition of the precursor layer by automatic doctor-blade coating machine was performed.

monitoring resistivity changes of rocks deep underground to provide information of seismic precursor and earthquake preparation and so on.

Crazing is the invariable precursor of brittle fracture .

It is a precursor of many aromatic compounds and of alkaloids such as curare and morphine.

Experimental results showed the preparation method and component have a considerable effect on precursor phase structure.

Research on earthquake precursor wave may bring a breakthrough in the earthquake prediction and theoretical study in the future.

morphologies that can change uncontrollably with varying amounts of added ceramic precursor.

It is the first reported that adding precursor substances induced the alkaloid production in the callus.