(n.) The next following day; the day subsequent to any day specified or understood.
(n.) The day following the present; to-morrow.
Example Sentences:
(1) Labor has signalled that it will pursue the Coalition government over its appointment of Bill Morrow to run Australia’s largest national infrastructure project, given that the new NBNCo chief executive is named in current legal proceedings in the United States.
(2) Displacement isotherms for amidephrine, benoxathian, oxymetazoline, phentolamine and WB 4101 were biphasic and were consistent with the presence of both alpha 1A- and alpha 1B-adrenoceptor subtypes as described by Morrow & Creese (1986) and Han et al.
(3) Morrow, a sociologist, aruges that Jones is morally and legally obligated to intervene to protect patients and the integrity of the medical profession.
(4) But Morrow has defended his bill against charges that it will not halt prostitution either in the region or on the island.
(5) The incidence of murine primitive (stem) cells with the ability to repopulate irradiated bone morrow stroma is similar to that of cells able to repopulate the hemopoietic system of potentially lethally irradiated mice.
(6) To assess the impact of left ventricular septal myectomy (Morrow procedure) performed for obstructive hypertrophic subaortic stenosis on co-existing mitral regurgitation, we examined the preoperative and postoperative left ventriculograms of 35 patients (13 of them women) who underwent left ventricular septal myectomy alone or with concomitant operation.
(7) Russia’s nightmare is that what happened in Iraq and Libya, with regimes forcibly changed without great thought for the morrow, will be replicated in Syria .
(8) In comparative trials, the number of spores retained by the Morrow Brown trap were similar in the case of larger spores such as Alternaria (102%), rather higher in the case of grass pollen (136%) and considerably higher (166--201%) for very small spores such as Sporobolomyces and Tilletiopsis.
(9) The new King will hold the Accession Council at St. James's Palace to-morrow morning, and be proclaimed at noon.
(10) Twenty volunteers were skin tested with seven concentrations of histamine phosphate and a glycerosaline control to determine the relative sensitivity and precision of four skin test devices: Greer Pen (GP), Greer DermaPIK (DP), Center Multi-Test (MT), and Morrow Brown needle (MB).
(11) At the same time the erythropoiesis in the bone morrow, the spleen and in the lymph nodes increased; there also was a lymphoid hyperplasia in spleen and lymph nodes.
(12) With the Morrow-Brown needle, the results varied in the same person and from one tester to another, and on many occasions the test was negative.
(13) Morrow has been named along with 21 other PG&E executives in a consolidated shareholder derivative lawsuit which has been launched against the company, its directors and management.
(14) The dose of laser light was based on comparison of biopsies of punctures with Morrow-Brown Needles and varying combinations of laser energy parameters.
(15) Morrow said Manning repeatedly abused his security clearance when he had access to army IT systems, saying that each day he had access to a classified computer was an opportunity for the soldier to "stick his finger in the eye of the classification system".
(16) 3.08am BST Scott Morrow (@ttocsworrom) @ lengeldavid that's 4 straight games the giants pitcher has got an RBI.
(17) Young readers used similar strategies as those in Morrow (1985), where narrative presentation did not tax memory.
(18) The prosecution in the case, led in the sentencing phase by Captain Joe Morrow, has asked for at least a 60-year sentence, arguing that a longer punishment would deter future potential leakers.
(19) Morrow’s appointment continues something of a tradition of past controversy by heads of the NBNCo.
(20) The human trafficking and exploitation bill was tabled before the assembly by Democratic Unionist peer Lord Morrow.