To accommodate the largest ships, canal developers plan to dredge to a depth of between 85-98 feet (26-30m), a process that will certainly disrupt local fishing and tourism near Lake Nicaragua.
But for now the doctors at the clinic have been applying to local hospitals for admission, a process that will almost certainly not be over by July 1.
Mr. Johnson said his agency would seek further public comment on the matter, a process that will almost certainly stretch beyond the end of Mr. Bush's term.
From these observations one can conclude that an application may take location also into account in order to determine the level of QoS that can be obtainable from each process – for example, the detection time of a process that is close by will be certainly lower than that of a process that is on another continent.
Conversely, a process that takes many years to complete will almost certainly lose commitment and support.
This is the heat treatment of silcrete, which is an indifferent material for stone tool-making until it has been fire-hardened in a very elaborate process that almost certainly does indicate the "elevated cognitive ability" claimed by the excavation team (Brown et al. 2009: 859).
In a two-part series in the New York Times entitled Man vs Marathon, Jeré Longman took a thorough look at Yannis Pitsiladis's project to accelerate the process that will, almost certainly, lead to a human being running the arbitrary distance of 26.2 miles in two hours.
Even if it passed today, and President Donald Trump signed it, a lengthy rulemaking process that follows would almost certainly ensure the reforms would not be implemented before the 2018 elections.
There's an aging process that I certainly have experienced.
The process generated some offers that certainly seemed irrationally exuberant; for example, Philadelphia and the state of Pennsylvania offered subsidies worth about half a billion dollars more than Amazon said it was going to invest in the new headquarters.
And any natural chemical process that makes abundant oxygen would almost certainly have to be alive at least, human chemists know of no exceptions to that rule.The TPF and Darwin will both look at relatively nearby stars within 50-75 light years of Earth.
