Definitions

1. When fully developed, the 16-foot diameter crew module will furnish living space and reentry protection for the astronauts. (Web site)

Ritualized Structure

1. It began to be fully developed into a ritualized structure of 15 steps about 2 centuries after Jesus' lifetime.

Story

1. Her story is more fully developed in The Whalestoe Letters.

Application

1. Once the invention has been fully developed and tested, a fresh patent application, with complete specification, is filed. (Web site)

Population

1. When Proton City is fully developed, it would have a population of about 240,000. (Web site)

Communism

1. The highest ideal of communism pursued by the Chinese Communists can be realized only when the socialist society is fully developed and very advanced. (Web site)

Nervous System

1. Psychologists once believed that the neural circuits of the adult brain and nervous system were fully developed and no longer subject to change. (Web site)

Beginning

1. By 1600 BC, Mycenaean Greece developed, the beginning of Shang Dynasty in China emerged and there was evidence of a fully developed Chinese writing system. (Web site)

Series

1. What makes this series so successful is Ellen Hart's talent for creating secondary characters that are as fully developed and fascinating as her main ones. (Web site)

Characters

1. Despite its status now as a classic, The Killer (which is Woo's favorite movie, since he feels that the characters are fully developed) flopped in Hong Kong. (Web site)

Views

1. He decided that while polytheism did not fit with views so clearly admitting of fundamental unity, monism in his opinion was not yet fully developed. (Web site)

Researchers

1. Chinese spies are “very aggressive” in obtaining technology, often before it is fully developed by U.S. researchers, Mr. Brenner said. (Web site)

Bones

1. Bones are fully developed, but are still soft and pliable. (Web site)

Cells

1. Once they have fully developed, the parasites burst out of the liver cells and infect red blood cells, beginning the onset of malaria. (Web site)

Mature

1. However, some liver cancers are well differentiated, which means they are made up of nearly fully developed, mature liver cells (hepatocytes). (Web site)
2. Mature The wine is fully developed and ready to drink.

Small

1. Shot berries: Small, BB size, grape berries on a cluster that are not fully developed and contain no seeds.
2. As a result, the right ventricle is small and not fully developed.

Fluoride Toothpaste

1. Many children under age six have not fully developed their swallowing reflex and may be more likely to inadvertently swallow fluoride toothpaste.

End User

1. The end user is the individual who uses the product after it has been fully developed and marketed.

East End

1. Many districts in the West End were fully developed, and the East End also extended well beyond the eastern fringe of the City of London. (Web site)

Age

1. Removal of wisdom teeth at a later age becomes more complicated as the roots have fully developed (may involve the nerve), and the jawbone is denser. (Web site)
2. Your child's sinuses are not fully developed until age 20.

Show Signs

1. Only fully developed and uniform sized seeds which show signs of germination by the presence of pink radicle are ideal for sowing.

Couple

1. The best response to fibrinolytic drugs is within a couple of hours, before the fibrin meshwork of the thrombus has been fully developed. (Web site)

Last Couple

1. Another tenet of the sonnet is that it express a single theme or sentiment, often fully developed in the last couple of lines.

Tooth

1. When the enamel is fully developed the tooth erupts. (Web site)

Species

1. The young of this species is covered with thick sooty-grey down, which is not cast off till the feathers beneath are fully developed.

Course

1. Of course, there are many other characters as well, and all are fully developed and believable. (Web site)

Soviet Partisans

1. The Lwów area was never fully developed and in 1943 it was passed to the Soviet partisans. (Web site)

Results

1. Work "Poinsot was determined to publish only fully developed results and to present them with clarity and elegance. (Web site)
2. Treating children during their growth stages allows orthodontists to achieve results that may not be possible when face and jaw bones have fully developed.

End

1. By 500 BC, Zoroastrians had fully developed a concept of the end of the world through a divine devouring in fire.

Time

1. Children's permanent or adult teeth that are not fully developed at the time of the injury may need special attention. (Web site)
2. When the seeds are fully developed they will begin to fall from the tree, and at that time you can begin to pick them. (Web site)

Brain

1. Some researchers think the spells are related to centers inside the brain that regulate breathing and that may not be fully developed. (Web site)
2. However, this cannot be used before midgestation, since at that point, the baby has not fully developed their brain. (Web site)

Development

1. These blood cells normally do not enter the bloodstream until they are fully developed, so that the bone marrow contains cells in all stages of development. (Web site)
2. Jevons saw his economics as an application and development of Jeremy Bentham's utilitarianism and never had a fully developed general equilibrium theory. (Web site)
3. They serve as the precursors for oligodendrocytes during the development of nervous system, but quite a few of them remain in fully developed brain. (Web site)

Further Development

1. There is little scope for further development on the Olifants River in Mozambique, as its tributaries are almost fully developed in South Africa.

Embryos

1. Embryos were fully developed and folded (seven genera) or bent (two genera); no endosperm was present. (Web site)

Birth

1. In many babies, the nasolacrimal duct is not fully developed at the time of birth. (Web site)
2. At birth your baby has 20 primary teeth, some of which are fully developed in the jaw.

Gestation

1. Gestation: The development of an embryo inside a female animal until it is fully developed and ready for birth. (Web site)

Wegener

1. Wegener said that of all those theories, Taylor's, although not fully developed, had the most similarities to his own. (Web site)

Tantalus

1. External links The story of Tantalus, fully developed compiled from selected primary sources to highlight the shamanic and promethean aspects of the story.

Wool

1. While it has scales like wool, the scales are not fully developed, merely indicated.

Mohair

1. While it has scales like wool, the scales are not fully developed, merely indicated.[ 2] Thus, mohair does not felt like wool does. (Web site)

Developed

1. Fully developed mediumship, however, is a rarer gift that must often be developed.

Seeds

1. All fully developed seeds contain an embryo and, in most plant species some store of food reserves, wrapped in a seed coat. (Web site)
2. Sometimes fruits are harvested while the seeds are still immature and the seed coat is not fully developed and sown right away. (Web site)
3. In yet other species, the embryo is fully developed when the seeds are dispersed.

Teeth

1. When a child's mouth is fully developed there should be 20 teeth -- 10 on the bottom and 10 on the top. (Web site)

Jaw Bone

1. For example, they are best performed after adolescence, when the teeth and jaw bone are fully developed. (Web site)

Theory

1. This theory was initiated by Augustine of Hippo and later fully developed by St. Thomas Aquinas, though an early version of it is cited in Did.
2. RSA algorithm is considered as a public-key cryptosystem of the most fully developed and complete in theory and practice application at present. (Web site)

Qed

1. In the 1940�s the ideas quantum electrodynamics (QED), the quantum field theory of electromagnetism, became fully developed. (Web site)

Capitalism

1. The moderate Mensheviks opposed Lenin's Bolshevik plan for socialist revolution before capitalism was more fully developed.
2. The moderate Menshevik s opposed Lenin's Bolshevik plan for socialist revolution before capitalism was more fully developed. (Web site)
3. It is the work of people seeking to end wage labour and the threat of wage labour now rather than sometime in the future once capitalism has fully developed. (Web site)

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