These standards do not solely call for technical safety (e.g., electrical or heat insulation) but also for minimal potential for use errors.
I did so that day, but I was wrong to refer to this man's race, and I was not careful in making distinctly clear that we were solely calling for nonviolent opposition.
That is, he said, the design will not employ architectural gestures solely to call attention to itself.
That is why a phone call from a customer of one phone company can reliably reach a customer of a different one, and why you will not be penalized solely for calling someone who is using another provider.
They were my feelings solely". Walsh called Don James, Washington football coach, and Barbara Hedges, athletic director, to apologize.
"More into Vanilla and spice than chocolate and rice" reads one of thousands of profiles featured on Douchebags of Grindr, a blog dedicated solely to calling these people out, while another says, "Not into chopsticks [or] curry".
For longer journeys, a four-cylinder engine will kick in and repower the battery, but most trips will call solely on the battery, which has a range of about forty miles.
Thus, our sensitivity calculations are predicated on calling genotypes accurately, not solely determining the presence of a variant (i.e. if we call a site heterozygous and the array indicates it is homozygous variant, this counts against our sensitivity).
But it is not going to be solely his call.
In a speech that only 48 hours ago was going to be solely a call to arms, Mr. Obama instead offered a qualified endorsement of a proposal that his own advisers conceded was rife with risk, given Russia's steadfast refusal to agree to any previous measures to pressure Syria, its longtime ally.
For instance, a hostile friend, who called/texted the target recently, may take advantage of this information to comprise the target's account if the authentication session consists solely of call and SMS based questions.
