Other machines can measure sentiment by assessing the arrangement of our words, or by reading our gestures.
There is a hierarchy of structure in natural systems, ranging from the arrangement of our universe to the association of the particles of atoms.
The latest furore, however, is over Mr Sheppard's arrangement of our own anthem, God Save The Queen, which has a new harmonisation and is missing four notes!
With that information, the Pentagon leadership "can begin to adjust the disposition of U.S. forces, the arrangement of our basing structures, identify weapons systems in which we ought to invest and those in which we should begin to disinvest and take out of the inventory," he said.
We have built a world of rectilinearity: the rooms we inhabit, the skyscrapers we work in, the grid-like arrangement of our streets and the freeways we travel on our way to work speak to us in straight lines.
A reasonable approximation of the arrangement of our glass micromodels inside an outer inverted glass bell jar could be presented in the form of a small convex object in a large cavity.
Here we stress that, because of the arrangement of our 1D array [see Figure 1(a)] and of the asymmetric coupling between the atom and its right/left cavity, the antiferromagnetic symmetry of the system is spontaneously broken.
I might have agreed with Tolentino, who also argues that, as writers, we want to be read for the quality of our ideas, not for the color of our skin or arrangement of our chromosomes.
After our server stacked an impressively architectural arrangement of our dishes including plates of whitefish salad, sable, and meticulously sliced tomatoes, cucumbers, and red onion, with other salads and a basket of everything bagels to the side we constructed our sandwiches and discussed the origins of his show.
