More precisely, given a TVG (G= (V,E)), we construct the journey graph of G, (J(G) = (V,E')) as follows: the nodes of J(G) correspond to the original nodes of G and ((x,y) in E') if there exists at least a foremost journey between x and y in G.
A further problem is raised by the divergent temperatures at the surface and the upper air, said Dr. Richard S. Lindzen, an atmospheric scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who is a foremost skeptic.
A foremost digital expert looks at the most powerful political tool ever created the internet of things.
Jacob van Ruisdael is considered by many to be a foremost Dutch landscape painter at that time.
Success, in other words, came at a price, first and foremost for the native peoples who occupied the American land and the slaves brought over to work it, but also for the present-day descendants of the colonists, who have inherited a tainted legacy.
In light of the deal, "Mr. Kotick will be looked at as the foremost executive in the industry," said Evan Wilson, an industry analyst with Pacific Crest Securities.
Still, McCain aides said they were making decisions about how to approach Feb. 5 based on what would net them the most delegates, looking first and foremost at a handful of states where the winner gets all the delegates, either statewide or district by district.
A posterior one was made at the foremost point of articular eminence while an anterior one was made at 15 mm in front of the posterior line.
President Reagan reminds us that we must constantly nurture this delicate flame of American patriotism, that it must be based on our founding principles and knowledge of history, and that informed patriotic culture must be cultivated first a and foremost at the dinner tables -- but also in our schools, media and entertainment.
Isn't Fire at Sea, first and foremost, a film about a boy? "That's what it is," he agrees.
But can music really be foremost at a ballet company?
