Sentence examples for amas which from inspiring English sources
The AMAs, which take place on Nov. 19 at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, mark the boy band's second appearance on an American award show this year.
As has been pointed out, Trump's session does not appear to be occurring through the standard channels reserved for high-profile AMAs, which could mean that it's going ahead without Reddit's official blessing.
Another problem is that the science-pod lifestyle often attracts the attention of people like reporters and nerdy kids, who'll want you to do things like Skype interviews and Reddit AMAs, which defeat the whole point of isolating yourself to begin with.
Last year, Pitbull himself was called "Mexican" by several tweeters while hosting the AMAs (Which explains why the star opened with this joke: "You guys already know I'm Cuban, but you know America, not all Latinos are Mexican — maybe we are").. New York-born salsa star Marc Anthony also received a downpour of racist remarks after performing "God Bless America" at the 2013 MLB All-Star game.
The current study uses a brief MA scale, the AMAS, which is appropriate for use with young children.
To solve the problem we define an Adaptive Multi-Agent System (AMAS) which has the property to be elastic and is a two-level system as well.
A few other notes: these therapies are not for eliminating agni, which is digestive fire, but rather ama, which are accumulated toxins.
The American Medical Association (AMA), which is the largest organization of physicians in the US, has opposed the idea of a single-payer model.
My experience is in line with the opinion of most Australian paediatricians and the Australian Medical Association (AMA), which regard the detention of children as state-sanctioned abuse.
The Japanese have a certain privacy of communication, a sense of mutual dependence called amae, which is a part of all their relationships both business and social.
Dutton is considering an alternative proposal by the Australian Medical Association (AMA), which would mean a reduction in the total amount raised and greater protections for vulnerable groups including seniors, Indigenous patients, the poor and chronically ill.
