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I had, however, the less diffidence in that it would have a technical interest for her, being indeed no other than a song of cycling a deux which had been suggested by one of those alarmist danger-posts always placed at the top of the pleasantest hills, sternly warning the cyclist that "this hill is dangerous,"--just as in life there is always some minatory notice-board frowning upon us in the direction we most desire to take.

Strange as was the form, the meaning was clear enough; so Ida hastened to her room, and had hardly slipped on her light grey cycling dress when she saw the tandem with its large occupant at the door.

I remained in my hiding-place, and it was well that I did so, for presently the man reappeared, cycling slowly back.

In comparison with other commercially available PCR reagent kits, the new method dramatically reduces cycling times by 1 hour down to under 20 minutes.

A new study suggests that drafting off of an opponent during the swimming leg of a triathlon can improve your cycling leg.

The researchers found, among other discoveries, that benzene may perturb cell cycling that is mediated by the gene for the protein p53, triggering a host of fatal problems at the cellular level and thus causing blood cell malignancies epigenetically (that is, without encoding the information in the genetic code).

CYCLING doesn't have to mean letting gravity take over like the downhill racer on the right.

Sally Cairns on some successful attempts to promote cycling

D-M-E is also working on Dynamic Thermal Cycling, which incorporates SMR along with selective heating and cooling of the mold.

Hand Cycles: Hand-powered cycles have made cycling accessible to individuals who do not have the leg strength to use traditional leg-powered cycles.

6, 1990 NATURE that an individual star could go through both phases, sometimes cycling and other times not.