Eliot went on with a broader observation, one that implicitly underlies her greatest fiction.
The main idea of our caching strategy came from a broader observation of all scalability aspects to maximize not only the efficiency related to the network bandwidth but also other physical resources of the proxy which are often exposed to peaks in the workload to which the system needs to respond appropriately.
The use of a broader observation by ward staff working in close contact with patients is important since it offers insight into actual behavior as shown during the day.
As a first broad observation in terms of the 1961 2014 averages, it can be seen that Mexico has the lowest mean value in terms of military spending as a share of GDP over the entire period (0.6%).
And before outlining specific changes that I have ordered, let me make a few broad observations that have emerged from this process.
Still, a few broad observations may be in order: Apart from Ms. Lash's handsomely brooding "Furthermore," most of the music played on Saturday suggested that 20th-century modernism — say, from Schoenberg to Charles Wuorinen — never happened.
As a broad, general observation based on Table 7, it would appear that the dominant picture is that there is not any bidirectional relationship between military spending and the countries' growth rates.
This matches the broad observation that surface residues are less conserved in proteins when compared to those that are buried in the structural core (e.g., [ 31]).
Still, far more important to undercutting the specious media narrative about Bernie Sanders and diverse electorates is a somewhat broader observation: that thus far, six of the ten most diverse states in America have held Democratic nominating contests, and both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have won three of these contests.
But we discourage investigators from using these broad observations in selecting a methodology, and recommend instead Figure 1.
In fact, the few cases in which we have addressed the doctrine have for the most part not gone much beyond such broad observations as [t]he government, as a general rule, may support valid programs and policies by taxes or other exactions binding on protesting parties.
