Another reliable aspect of "Orphan Black": No woman on screen has ever enjoyed food as gloriously and unashamedly as Helena, who remains impervious to every attempt to mine her for information or anything else.
These interacting influences are especially important in the context of climate change, because a growing potential for extreme heat events, more frequent ecological drought periods, and enhanced aridity in drylands are among the most reliable aspects of climate projections41 (Figure S8).
By and large, the results of these studies point to the fact that the size of foreign direct investments flows, relative to gross domestic product, is not linked in any reliable aspect to rates of growth.
These will demand a reliable documentation of all aspects of a project.
That is why the design of appropriate fusion methods is essential to combine the information from a number of monitored aspects and achieve a reliable interpretation of the environment state.
However, the MMSE provides a reliable measure of mental status, covering aspects of cognition (in particular, orientation to time and place) that were not measured by the other cognitive tests.
The fatigue resistance of adhesively bonded joints is an important aspect of reliable structural design in many sectors.
It has been suggested that Boris Johnson, who was foreign secretary until 9 July, was not seen as a reliable pair of hands after he bungled aspects of the Foreign Office efforts to release Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe.
The Senator is a reliable advocate for the progressive aspects of technology, but his office is also highly tuned in to potential violations of privacy by the likes of virtual reality, media services and new platforms like Uber.
This introductory textbook gives students the tools they need to think critically about the news, and to see reliable news as an essential aspect of what it means to be an informed citizen in a democracy.
In the absence of a reliable method of in vitro culture of the pathogen, many aspects of PCP epidemiology remain to be elucidated (1 ).
