While Gervais and Merchant's decision to end the show well before it jumped the scone was admirable, NBC's decision to air an American version, beginning in the spring of 2005, seemed deplorable.
It appears remarkable that despite individual differences in the adaptive response to HA, diffusion limitation did not exceed ∼11% of the alveolar-venous PO2 gradient, revealing an admirable functional design of the air-blood barrier to defend the O2 diffusion/perfusion function when facing hypobaric hypoxia corresponding to 50 mmHg decreased PAO2.
Lawrence called perhaps "the most wholly admirable castle in the world", suffered air strikes in the summer.
Many of the new laws that have been passed in both Europe and America have admirable aims: better health care, cleaner air, less discrimination against minorities.
After The Apprentice has aired, JD will have an admirable stab at a career in broadcasting, which will last around 12 days.
The press is vibrant and newspapers like the Daily Nation and the Standard, not to mention at least 47 private radio stations and lots of bouncy bloggers, air problems such as corruption with admirable candour.
The result is an admirable essay -- somewhat old-fashioned but benignly so: carefully shaped; having an air of relaxation, yet with no hint of looseness in the writing.
Reports of previous installments in this admirable new-music imperative — two last season and a third in November — promised an air of excitement.
Military affairs The chance for France Labour turns to the City Van Miert in the air ReprintsThe aim of a universal treaty banning anti-personnel mines is admirable.
In Act I, Mr. Carreño gave his solos, choreographed by Kevin McKenzie, an admirable purity, but there was also room for precision in two double turns in the air.
