It’s thought that different visceral and subcutaneous fat depots develop from different precursor cells – cells that can become fat cells.
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This means more fat will be stored in the less safe visceral depots.
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The San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Water Board, which regulates local water quality, charged gasoline giant Kinder Morgan Energy Partners with cleanup after the company bought the fuel depot in 1998.
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Only a few years earlier, it had pushed the Navy to create a coal depot here.
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This was the one-room studio in Mill Valley, California near The Depot.
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The sessions were well received, and before long they were executed on a larger scale with every recruit company in the Depot.
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Just as the train was pulling out of the depot the boys heard some one yelling at them.
The Motor Boys in Strange Waters|Clarence Young
"I saw you hiding about in the depot at home last evening," she went on.
The Damnation of Theron Ware|Harold Frederic
The boys welcomed the show train at the depot and ran alongside its various sections.
Back Home|Irvin S. Cobb
I was agreeably surprised to find vehicles at the depot, waiting to carry passengers to the different hotels.
Overland Tales|Josephine Clifford
Recruits are usually first trained at the depot and later transferred to the battalion requiring them.
The New Gresham Encyclopedia. Vol. 1 Part 2|Various
British Dictionary definitions for depot
depot
/ (ˈdɛpəʊ, USCanadianˈdiːpəʊ) /
noun
a storehouse or warehouse
military
a store for supplies
a training and holding centre for recruits and replacements
mainlyBritisha building used for the storage and servicing of buses or railway engines
US and Canadian
a bus or railway station
(as modifier)a depot manager
adjective
(of a drug or drug dose) designed for gradual release from the site of an injection so as to act over a long period
Word Origin for depot
C18: from French dépôt, from Latin dēpositum a deposit, trust