I never saw an instance of Anthony hurting anybody or really threatening anybody".
In particular we explain that the famous Blue Moon formula is an instance of Federer's co-area formula, and can easily be generalized to phase space observables.
The onstage costume change was an instance of Wu's resistance to old traditions represented by the father-master figure in his life, but Wu also cross-dressed as Regan.
The Morehouse speech offered an instance of Obama discussing race, a topic he has been criticized for avoiding given his unique vantage point as the country's first African American president.
In the meantime, which of the critics will allow that a defense of human rights does, in fact, have a place in foreign policy, that morality is a national interest?...Cites an instance of Henry Kissinger's Metternichian disdain for liberal humanism in foreign policy, from an article by Robert Kaplan in The Atlantic.
That, I think, is an instance of Oliver's good old British self-deprecation: the show is unfailingly astute and informed (in 2008 The Project for Excellence in Journalism released a report suggesting that The Daily Show comes close to providing the complete daily news).
I could find not an instance of Rubin bragging about his accomplishments.
The fact that when the two nonelderly groups are combined wage and salary growth looks less important than it does in either group individually is an instance of Simpson's Paradox.
If we take Q into consideration, then we have a local bounded community size stated as follows: Given an instance of MCKPQ G, Q, k), the optimal size begin{aligned} |H^| le min _{q in Q} |N_{G}(q)|) + k end{aligned} (3).
(Perhaps an instance of Reilly's Second Law of Tax Planning - Sometimes it's better to just pay the taxes). They are suing the United States, on the theory that the IRS withheld from them the knowledge that EY was under investigation.
During an instance of Raynaud's, the affected area turns white as the arteries begin to narrow and blood flow is reduced.
