Maturated and with low straw content and traditional reference ingredients.
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After that the organic material will be finally maturated by windrow composting.
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A Ferment... somewhere reconded out of the Road of the circulating Blood, and there gradually maturated.
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Generally, fouling experiments are expensive and time consuming tests since they are maturated during long period of time.
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The intention of the Commission was to re-authorise the import of deboned and maturated meat from 16 July onwards.
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Agrocin 84, having gained access to the A. tumefaciens C58 cytoplasm, is maturated into a toxic moiety that inhibits agrobacterial growth.
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The selected phage clones can be affinity maturated to improve their sensitivity and genetically engineered to be employed in different assay formats.
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The dry matter, ash, crude protein, crude fiber, pH, acidity, water soluble extract and mineral contents of completely maturated fruits were investigated.
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The Azal variety provides an intense green color when maturated and an aroma of citric fruits (such as lemon or green apple) and nuts. It produces young, fresh yet acidic wines.
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He was among the founders of Budapesti Postás SE. He played here from 1899 to 1901, when he returned to his original club, which won the Hungarian Cup. He left the ground in 1906, maturated in commerce and worked for Magyar Posta.
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He maturated in Budapest, then moved to Munich where he learnt architecture. His first theatrical performance was in 1905 at Thália Theatre. He was a member of the National Theatre between 1906 and 1935. He worked as a chief director in Kolozsvár (today Cluj-Napoca, Romania) in the theatre year 1908-1909.
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He maturated at Verseghy Ferenc Grammar School in Szolnok in 1971, and then went to Szentendre to the Kossuth Lajos Military College, where he got diploma as a teacher and commander of border guards. He studied law between 1977 and 1982 at József Attila University. He passed his legal exam in 1997. He was in the United States of America on learning trip twice, in 1990 and in 1992.
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In some people with SLE, buildup of apoptotic debris can be observed in GC because of an ineffective clearance of apoptotic cells. In close proximity to TBM, follicular dendritic cells (FDC) are localised in GC, which attach antigen material to their surface and, in contrast to bone marrow-derived DC, neither take it up nor present it via MHC molecules. Autoreactive B cells can accidentally emerge during somatic hypermutation and migrate into the germinal center light zone. Autoreactive B cells, maturated coincidentally, normally do not receive survival signals by antigen planted on follicular dendritic cells and perish by apoptosis.
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Bischof was born on 21 January 1947, the son of the municipal physician of Götzis, Leopold Bischof and his wife Herta in Götzis. Hans-Peter Bischof attended volksschule in Götzis and Gymnasium in Feldkirch before he moved to the Collegium Bernardi, a Catholic private gymnasium in the Territorial Abbey of Wettingen-Mehrerau near Bregenz, where he maturated in 1966. After completing compulsory military service in the Austrian Armed Forces in the Sanitätsstruppenschule at Vienna, he began his medical studies at the University of Innsbruck in 1967, where he graduated in 1975 with a doctorate in human medicine. On 22 December 1975, Bischof married pediatrician Brigitte Dörler.
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Phenotypic differences and similarities may be used to distinguish between D. mettleri and D. nigrospiracula. Similarities between these two species include large bodies, black carcasses, and thin, defined cheeks that stand in stark contrast to their elongated eyes. Differences between these two species that can be used to decipher between them include the following characteristics that D. mettleri has and D. nigrospiracula does not: toe extensions from the genital region, a frons pollinose that is angularly shaped like a "v", less maturated gonapophysics, and horns on the anterior only (no horns exist on the posterior region). The bristled texture of fly legs is pictured.
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An important symbol of Italian anti- fascism: the flag of Arditi del Popolo. Those events were not appreciated by socialists who were convinced about the necessity to strengthen the LSI. Among them there was the Grand Orient of Paris: according to a confidential communication of the Italian Ministry of the Interior, it deliberated to push on socialist leaders in order to achieve the fusion of the two parties «generally not belonging to Masonry», of whose support «they need every day for work purposes and political protection». The intervention of the Grand Orient, which had a great influence in the French political life, was probably defined by factors of international politics like threatens of crises that Benito Mussolini alluded during a speech of 5 June 1927. In February 1928, PSI direction renewed the leading bodies and deliberated a manifest as an appeal to the unity of revolutionary left in which «the two great illusions maturated during the war with the proletariat were attacked: the collaborationist illusion and the Bolshevik one», expecting the liquidation of the two working class internationals (LSI and Comintern) and aiming to recreate the international proletarian unity achieved before WWI.
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