"Gucci has been able to play P.P.R. against LVMH and basically operate independently, which is an environment they thrive in," said John Wakely, an analyst with Lehman Brothers in London, referring to Pinault-Printemps-Redoute by its initials.
You basically have to independently demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of your product.
Now these two stories basically take place independently of each other and each could have been a separate book.
"He went to them and basically tried to find out independently, on his own, where each of them wanted to get the ball and how they wanted to score," Bibby said.
Haff argues that in our thousands of years of harnessing technology – including the first technologies like stone tools, wheels and crops – the technology itself has basically begun to act practically independently, creating a new sphere (i.e., like the biosphere or atmosphere or lithosphere), but like nothing the planet has ever seen before.
"It's one of the few jobs where it has no wage gap, we set our own hours, we work independently, and we basically operate our own small businesses.
Consequently, Zhuchengceratops seems to have retained a basically leptoceratopsid feeding system while independently evolving some ceratopsid-like osteological features.
It considers equally important the correct classification of each sentence, independently of the class, and basically measures the capability of the method to predict the correct output.
When my husband and I were married almost 43 years ago we were not independently wealthy so our wedding presents were basically for our cooking and eating.
Basically, each harmonic track is first synthesized across time, independently of each other, using a sampling rate f s.
