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Although
the term
“ biochemistry ”
seems to have been first used in 1882
, it is generally accepted that
the formal coinage
of biochemistry occurred in 1903 by Carl Neuberg
, a German chemist.

Skeat “… in at least three cases and probably in all
, in
the form
of codices " and he theorized that this form
of notebook was invented in Rome and then “… must have spread rapidly
to the Near
East …” In his discussion
of one
of the earliest pagan parchment codices
to survive from Oxyrhynchus in Egypt
, Eric Turner
seems to challenge Skeat
’ s notion
when stating “… its mere existence is evidence that this book form had
a prehistory ” and that
“ early experiments with this book form may well have taken place outside
of Egypt
.” Early codices
of parchment
or papyrus appear
to have been widely used as personal notebooks
, for instance in recording copies
of letters sent ( Cicero Fam.
He seems to have overlooked
the fact that there is no
“ year zero ” between BC and AD dates.
“ The earliest decree in which
the children clerics were declared
to be slaves and never
to be enfranchised
seems to have been
a canon
of the Synod
of Pavia in 1018.

In 1790
, at least
, “ the powers
of the court
of king's bench vested in
the supreme court
of Pennsylvania
.” As for
the dissolution
of corporations
, there
seems not
to have been much question that
a corporation might
“ surrender its legal existence into
the hands
of that power
, from which it was received.

Derrida warns against considering deconstruction as
a mechanical operation
when he states that
“ It is true that in certain circles ( university
or cultural
, especially in
the United States )
the technical and methodological
“ metaphor ” that
seems necessarily attached
to the very word
“ deconstruction ” has been able
to seduce
or lead astray
.” Commentator Richard Beardsworth explains that
He notes that
“ to suppose that
the eye ... could have been formed by natural selection
, seems, I freely confess
, absurd in
the highest possible degree ”.

Snorri
’ s own usage
, however
, seems to fit
the looser sense:
“ Snorri uses
the term " kenning "
to refer
to a structural device
, whereby
a person
or object is indicated by
a periphrastic description containing two
or more terms ( which can be
a noun with one
or more dependent genitives
or a compound noun
or a combination
of these two structures )” ( Faulkes ( 1998
a ), p. xxxiv ).

In spite
of this
, it
seems that
“ many poets did not object
to and some must have preferred baroque juxtapositions
of unlike kennings and neutral
or incongruous verbs in their verses ” ( Foote & Wilson ( 1970 ), p. 332 ).

The main interface with computers
seems to be
the screen
, and
the references
to “ punching up ”
a file suggest
a touchscreen.

In Falling Free
, each student has
a “ scribble board ” which automatically transcribes
the words
of a lecture
, and one has
a “ lap board ” which
seems to be
a laptop.

Sir John Call
, member
of Parliament and
the Royal Society
, and former chief engineer
of the East India Company
, stated
the advantages
of Norfolk Island in
a proposal for colonization he put
to the Home Office in August 1784:
“ This Island has an Advantage not common
to New Caledonia
, New Holland and New Zealand by not being inhabited
, so that no Injury can be done by possessing it
to the rest
of Mankind … there
seems to be nothing wanting
but Inhabitants and Cultivation
to make it
a delicious Residence.

The passage
seems intended
to rile up
the audience
, beginning with hostis tibi adesse
, or “ the foe is near at hand ”.

Moore says that
, “ references
to Roman locales must have been stunning for they are not merely references
to things Roman
, but the most blatant possible reminders that
the production occurs in
the city
of Rome
.” So
, Plautus
seems to have choreographed his plays somewhat true-to-life.

With this in mind
, Cockburn
’ s claim
seems valid:
“ The U. S. problem with
the contras was that they were by and large
the very same group who had been trained by
the United States
to protect
the interests
of the Somozas.

Although Verdi had accepted
the need
to remove
the first act
, it
seems that he changed his mind and allowed
a performance on 29 December 1886 in Modena which presented
the “ Fontainebleau ’’ first act along with
the revised 4-act version.

This is close
to the notion
of " tit for tat " introduced by Anatol Rapoport
, although there still
seems a slight distinction in that " tit for tat " cooperates in
the first period and from thereon always replicates an opponent
’ s previous action
, whereas
“ reciprocal altruists ” stop cooperation in
the first instance
of non-cooperation by an opponent and stay non-cooperative from thereon.

When questioned about his decision
to recall Parlement Louis made
a comment that
, “ It may be considered politically unwise
, but it
seems to me
to be
the general wish and I want
to be loved
.” In spite
of his indecisiveness
, Louis was determined
to be
a good king
, stating that he " must always consult public opinion ; it is never wrong.
“ it
seems indisputable that
the high priority
the Labour Government gave
to expenditure on education and
the health service had
a favourable effect on income distribution
.”

The fact that no other people
or objects are mentioned
seems to limit
the “ commitment ”
of the sentence.

Since these variables do not stand for individual objects
, it
seems we are
“ ontologically committed ”
to entities other than individuals — sets
, classes
, and so on.
“ and completely

During his term as Vice President
, George H. W. Bush was first depicted as
completely invisible
, his words emanating from
a little
“ voice box ” in
the air.

Each deconstruction is necessarily different ( otherwise it achieves no work ) and this is why Derrida states that
“ Deconstruction takes place
, it is an event
.” On
the other hand
, deconstruction cannot be
completely untranscendental because this would make it meaningless
to, for example
, speak
of two different examples
of deconstruction as both being examples
of deconstruction.

That ability would seem
to be at odds with early epiphenomenalism
, which according
to Huxley is
the broad claim that consciousness is
“ completely without any power … as
the steam-whistle which accompanies
the work
of a locomotive engine is without influence upon its machinery ”.

In his patent application
of 6 February 1959
, Kilby described his new device as
“ a body
of semiconductor material ... wherein all
the components
of the electronic circuit are
completely integrated
.” The first customer for
the new invention was
the US Air Force.
He is quoted as commenting on his earlier period works as
, “ there are among them
a few things that are not
completely worthless.

Two-dimensional video has been replaced
, apparently
completely, by
“ holovids ” in three dimensions.

In January 2007
, commercial fishing interests sued
the United States in
the Court
of Federal Claims alleging that
, under
the Takings Clause
, the Interior Department regulation had
“ directly confiscated
, taken
, and rendered wholly and
completely worthless ” their purported property interests.

Menaechmi
, on
the other hand
, “ is almost
completely lacking in
a supernatural dimension
.” A character in Plautus
’ play would never blame an inconvenient situation on witchcraft — something that is quite common in Shakespeare.

Ferenczi tried
to distinguish between several different types
of homosexuality
, basing his distinctions on an unspecified number
of patients whose analyses had sometimes lasted for
a short period and sometimes
“ a whole year and even longer
.” Ferenczi hoped
to cure some kinds
of homosexuality
completely, but was content in practice with reducing what he considered gay men's hostility
to women
, along with
the urgency
of their homosexual desires
, and with helping them
to become attracted
to and potent with women.

According
to Benjamin
, these drafts were astonishing for
“ the precision
of their materialist deciphering ,” as well as
the way in which
“ musical facts … had been made socially transparent in
a way that was
completely new
to me
.” In his Wagner study
, the thesis later
to characterize Dialectic
of Enlightenment — man's domination
of nature — first emerges.

* May 9 – WWII: In
the Ukrainian city
of Sevastopol
, Soviet troops
completely drive out German forces
, who had been ordered by Hitler
to “ fight
to the last
man .”

It was clear Putnam was not willing
to withdraw
completely from
the world
of librarianship
, stating
“ I would willingly surrender
the administration
, if that course would serve
the interest
of the library and I could feel assured as
to my successor
.” Putnam provided
the suggestion
of “ Librarian Emeritus ” be developed as his new official title
, with an honorarium
of one-half
of his original salary.

As Catherine
the Great
’ s advisor Potemkin posited
, this adoration was due
to the fact that she was
“ the only woman who looked truly fine
, and
completely a man … As she was tall and powerful
, male attire suited her
.” Though
the balls were by far her most personally beloved and lavish events
, Elizabeth often threw children
’ s birthday parties and wedding receptions for
those affiliated with her Court
, going so far as
to provide dowries for each
of her ladies-in-waiting.
“ People were seized by
a completely new feeling about life.

It also refers
to other
completely unrelated mammals
of Australia and southern Africa which have also evolved
the mole body plan ; it is not commonly used for some talpids
, such as desmans and shrew-moles
, which do not fit
the common definition
of “ mole ”, as well.

In Fish
’ s source
the term is explained as
“ the idea that it is possible
to characterize
a linguistic system that every speaker shares
.” In
the context
of literary criticism
, Fish uses this concept
to argue that
a reader
’ s approach
to a text is not
completely subjective
, and that an internalized understanding
of language shared by
the native speakers
of that given language makes possible
the creation
of normative boundaries for one
’ s experience with language.

Henderson note
, “ To
those who are not
completely disillusioned by
the work
of their predecessors
, the disqualification
of the Piltdown skull changes little in
the broad evolutionary pattern.

However
, Mondt discovered
a solution that would
completely transform
the industry
, as he convinced Lewis and Sandow
to implement
a new form
of wrestling that combined features
of boxing
, Greco-Roman
, freestyle
, lumber-camp fighting
, and theater into what he deemed
“ Slam Bang Western-Style Wrestling
.” He then formed
a promotion with wrestler Ed Lewis and his manager Billy Sandow.

Probably no invention connected with firearms has wrought such changes in
the principle
of gun construction as
those effected by
the “ expansive cartridge case
.” This invention has
completely revolutionized
the art
of gun making
, has been successfully applied
to all descriptions
of firearms
, and has produced
a new and important industry: that
of cartridge manufacture.

Other varieties used include
the “ espadín ,”
the “ arroquense ” and
the “ tobalá
.” The first two are
completely cultivated species
but the third is
of wild origins.

While men from North Stonington joined several Connecticut Regiments during
the Civil War
, the best-known
of these was
the 21st Regiment
of Connecticut Volunteers because its
“ G ” company consisted
completely of North Stonington residents.
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