And yet, the number of direct readers of Proclus before the Renaissance was very limited.
"Ballard directed readers of The Atrocity Exhibition to flip through the pages until they found an interesting paragraph and then read around it for more information.
Moreover, because radio signals travel through many materials, an R.F.I.D. reader does not need a direct line-of-sight contact to capture a tag's data, and large numbers of tags can be read almost simultaneously.
It's not every day that the leader of the Conservative party makes a direct appeal to readers of the Guardian.
It's also an RSS aggregator — a direct competitor of Google Reader — and forces Google to confront the absurd latencies of Feedburner and YouTube transcoding for display on the iPhone.
There's only so much I could squeeze into one article about a complicated topic, but I'll address some of these issues in blog posts and follow-up articles.(I'd also direct readers to some of our past coverage of these topics, as linked above and covered on the Motherlode blog).
The reason is simple: if painful decisions are taken fast and carried through well ahead of the next election, there is a much better chance that they will actually happen, and markets know this.For evidence that this is what Mr Osborne is up to, I would direct readers to a fascinating pair of speeches given from the same stage at the LSE before the last election.
It is important to warn the reader from a direct comparison of the results for agglomerated debris particles presented below with photo-polarimetric observations of comets.
One was the role of the public editor — I am the fifth — to give readers a direct place, independent of The Times's editing structure, to take complaints about journalistic integrity.
For the convenience of the reader, we present a direct proof of the most interesting implication among them, namely that non-paradoxicality implies amenability, by adapting a proof in the group setting given in [40] (cf., Theorem 2.17).
