We think assuming a break-even position within two to three years would not be unreasonable, which raises a very simple question: can London Live generate a revenue run-rate north of £25m?
When applied to SiO2, satisfaction of this criterion was met by assuming a broken bond bending constraint for the bridging O-atoms.
MSH1 presumably permits repair of a DSB at stretches of homology greater than 550 bp following heteroduplex formation, assuming a break-induced replication model (see Additional file 4, Figure S3).
Including cohorts that are very far from the policy adoption weakens the identification since DD assumes a break right at policy adoption; using a 7- or 8-year window produces results similar to the 6-year window.
It's funny how we just assume a broken heart comes from a breakup with our significant other; the reality is that it comes in so many different shades of gray.
Last week, even as the Congress party scrambled and jockeyed to remain in power and the B.J.P. had little more than outraged protest for ammunition, these bit players grabbed center stage, assuming a make-or-break role in the government's survival.
If diamonds had been 4-2, the contract had no chance, so declarer should have assumed a 3-3 break.
He had left the entourage on its way to France, and, despite reported visits to Leonardo, it has been easy to assume a serious break.
The heaven of pop-culture cliché--white robes, angel wings, pearly gates, harps--tends to assume a complete break with present experience, with no sign of the material world remaining.
Last week Justice Karen K. Peters of the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court (in what we can only assume is a break from her usual job) took the time to declare that chimpanzees are not people, legally speaking.
