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church of st. michael archangel this stone church slate roof built upon 11th century foundations. although of church dates 19th century, remains of 14th-century church remain. became grade ii* listed building on 18 june 2002. church contains monumental stone slab bearing full-length effigy of lady, dating 14th century. name elizabeth can made out, , may member of fleming family. castle remains adjoin churchyard. dwellings flemingston court , garden wall flemingston court dates first half of 16th century , possibly functioned rectory or steward or farm manager s house. flemingston court farmhouse dates 16th century , two-storey rubble , slate roof building. contains eaves, gables, stone end stacks, font stack, , exposed chimney breast. additional features windows, casements, moulded stone mullions, , drip-moulds. became grade ii* listed building on june 18, 2002. barn dates mid 19th century. detached kitchen building, became grade ii listed building on june 18 2003, dates 16th century...

the kalam cosmological argument based on concept of prime-mover, introduced aristotle, , entered christian or neoplatonist philosophy in late antiquity, being developed john philoponus. along of classical greek philosophy, concept adopted medieval islamic tradition, received fullest articulation @ hands of muslim scholars, directly islamic theologians of sunni tradition. its historic proponents include al-kindi, al-ghazali, , st. bonaventure. one of earliest formulations of cosmological argument in islamic tradition comes al-kindi (9th century), 1 of first islamic philosophers attempt introduce argument existence of god based upon purely empirical premises. chief contribution cosmological argument (dalil al-huduth) existence of god, in work on first philosophy . writes: every being begins has cause beginning; world being begins; therefore, possesses cause beginning. between 9th 12th centuries, cosmological argument developed concept within islamic theology. refined in 11th century al...

a: plain abdominal radiograph showing partz @ rectosigmoid, arrow. b: plain abdominal radiograph showing partz @ midsigmoid, arrow. c: plain abdominal radiograph showing partz @ descending colon, arrow. d: contrast enema showing cetz @ rectosigmoid, arrow. e: contrast enema showing cetz @ midsigmoid, arrow. f: contrast enema showing cetz @ descending colon, arrow. typically, hirschsprung s disease diagnosed shortly after birth, although may develop adulthood, because of presence of megacolon, or because baby fails pass first stool (meconium) within 48 hours of delivery. normally, 90% of babies pass first meconium within 24 hours, , 99% within 48 hours. other symptoms include green or brown vomit, explosive stools after doctor inserts finger rectum, swelling of abdomen, excessive gas, , bloody diarrhea. some cases diagnosed later, childhood, before age 10. child may experience fecal retention, constipation, or abdominal distention. incidence of 1 in 5,000 births, cited feature absence o...

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definitions wiktionary media wikimedia commons news wikinews quotations wikiquote texts wikisource textbooks wikibooks learning resources wikiversity bibliography jacobs, joseph; lipkind, goodman (1906). moses gaster . jewish encyclopedia.  stanciu, măriuca. gaster, moses . yivo encyclopedia of jews in eastern europe.  moses gaster – 15th edition, article gaster, moses macdonald, john (1964). theology of samaritans. london: scm press (for bibliographical data on gaster). 

1 notable locations , controversies 1.1 africa 1.1.1 algeria 1.2 pacific 1.2.1 australia 1.3 north america 1.3.1 canada 1.3.2 united states 1.4 europe 1.4.1 france 1.4.2 germany 1.4.3 italy 1.4.4 ireland 1.4.5 united kingdom 1.5 south america 1.5.1 brazil notable locations , controversies one of many purpose-built iron trees on bridge across vodootvodny canal in moscow covered in love padlocks. in many cities, love locking has been classified act of vandalism. in several countries, local authorities , owners of various landmarks have expressed concern , tried have padlocks removed: africa algeria love padlocks in algiers have been removed youths in algiers love padlocks added in september 2013 bridge known suicide bridge in telemly district of algiers. youths brought tools remove them night few days later, after video made imam saying love padlocks forbidden in islam. pacific love locks in suseong lake, daegu, south korea australia in albury, new south wales australia, love locks hav...

1 uses in biotechnology 1.1 use in bioconversion 1.1.1 techniques employed 1.1.2 examples of uses 1.2 environmental biotechnology uses in biotechnology methods efficient c. elegans genomic dna isolation , transformation have been developed. the cytochrome p450 of c. elegans has been cloned in escherichia coli enolase. use in bioconversion techniques employed cunninghamella elegans can grown in stirred tank batch bioreactor. protoplasts cultures have been used. examples of uses c. elegans can used phenanthrene bioconversion or steroid transformation. has been used produce isoapocodeine 10,11-dimethoxyaporphine, triptoquinone synthetic abietane diterpene triptophenolide or rational , economical bioconversion of antimalarial drug artemisinin 7beta-hydroxyartemisinin. environmental biotechnology cunninghamella elegans has been used in environmental biotechnology treatment of textile wastewaters, instance discoloured azo dyes or malachite green. chitin , chitosan isolated c. elegans can use...