Thus the systems engineer's responsibility, to provide a sort of long-term doctrine of performance standards, becomes very important.
Less contentiously, European beavers have returned to the River Otter in Devon, their disease-free presence ratified by a sort of long-term government visa.
Now that it has imploded, the banks cannot fill the hole.To see the system at work, look at auction-rate securities, a sort of long-term debt invented in the 1980s.
But the data also showed something surprising: a sort of long-term memory of rhythmic imperfections over the course of a song.
In the meantime, I'm continuing to post a sort of long-term roadmap for the Bay Area to be taken up again in the future.
In the Gulf we have a thousand federal employees from 20 agencies whose entire incentive system whose entire career whose every lesson from every bureaucratic battle in a sort of long-term aversion therapy, prompts them to say "no" by reflex.
"Ultimately it was disappointing that there wasn't a sort of long-term change that happened," said Arnet, as evidenced by the current uproar over Abercrombie.
"Perhaps ['Focus'] is fitting into a sort of long-term plan where Smith is looking to be a little bit more of a character actor versus the machine-gun-toting action star".
If I were a publisher with any sort of long-term agenda in the business, I would court those creators.
One should not, however, think that viewing Peirce as a propensity theorist is in conflict with viewing him as some sort of long term relative frequency theorist.
These sentiments were captured by an 'alternative' parent who said that in order to make a vaccine-use decision she would want to know about: Side-effects, any sort of long-term side-effects that they might think—I guess the pros and cons versus using it and not using it.
