NO is a powerful word when used appropriately because it is a cogent measure of how you establish boundaries and belief systems that add value to your life.
NBC's new show is appropriately named because it's like a slap in Ellen Degeneres' face.
Activation could be confidently attributed to these nuclei because it was appropriately punctate (given the small size of the imaged nuclei) and appropriately located (as determined from histological atlases).
Thus, the product steady-state was appropriately modeled in the causality graph, because it was directly connected to the steady-state of its substrates.
Similarly, this sort of cognitivism can explain why moral thought seems appropriately subject to the rules of logic: it seems appropriately subject to these rules because it is.
"We think that most managements are appropriately cautious in their outlooks, because it's very possible that the second quarter will continue to slow," said Jim Russell, a regional investment director at U.S. Bank.
Incumbents appropriately ignore the new product because it is uneconomic to respond, but the incumbents' quiescence can lead to their later downfall.
This is because it isn't appropriately designed to meet their needs, which is concerning.
It is challenging to eliminate XSS vulnerabilities because it is difficult for web applications to sanitize all user input appropriately.
The medical supplies began to run out before everyone could be appropriately vaccinated, but it was not because of some neglect on Neel's or Chagnon's part (Turner and Nelson 2004).
