A few hours later, the NYSE's chief executive, John Thain, confronted a different, but more certain, threat to the 212-year-old exchange: technological obsolescence.As Mr Thain acknowledged, large institutions have become increasingly critical of the exchange.
The report said the government relied on one study to claim several processes had no fugitive emissions, despite that report explicitly acknowledging large leaks that it wasn't able to properly measure, because the measuring equipment was being overwhelmed by gas leaking from other sources – including sources assumed to have no emissions when Australia reports to the UNFCCC.
In fact, more recent trends in evidence rating have acknowledged large observational studies as offering high quality evidence [ 21].
The White House now claims that nothing has been lost, though officials previously acknowledged large-scale purging, claiming they were accidental.
Acknowledging larger uncertainty in projecting rainfall compared to temperatures, we focus on observing most simulated changes and exclude outliers from our observations and discussion.
A more specific scale acknowledges that large towns that are near major cities are very different from small towns in remote locations.
Fine acknowledges that large numbers of women are taking on hard science and math majors in school, becoming physicians and scientists, but nonetheless she seems to see little hope for change.
However, we gratefully acknowledge a large underlying point made by the reviewer: we did not take advantage of a large body of excellent phylogenetic studies involving old families of TEs, due to the original focus on response to the "genomic drive hypothesis".
As with many economic reports, the government acknowledged a large degree of statistical uncertainty in Wednesday's retail sales figures.
The Texas committee acknowledged receiving large corporate donations during the 2002 campaign but always insisted that the money was used for administrative costs, which is legal.
The special provision for Jews acknowledged their large number here, but, more important, the fact that the observant among them were forbidden by religious law to perform many routine functions on those days.
