His 25.7 percent assist rate – a statistic measuring the percentage of teammates' baskets on which a player assists – underscores this point; only a handful of non-point guards in the league have such a high number.
The challenge will be to sort all of that material into ephemeral and semipermanent baskets, some of which might be called, for lack of a better term, books.
Mr. Gennaro secured $35,000 in city money to buy 50 new trash baskets, most of which will have small openings to prevent the deposit of bulk items.
Participants either moved or observed the movement of picture cards into two baskets; one of which belonged to self and one which belonged to another participant.
What you will find in the galleries are some of Chihuly's many collections: Northwest baskets (some of which have slumped over time, inspiring some of Chihuly's own slumped glass designs), trade blankets and Edward S. Curtis Native American portraits.
In contrast, the framework of the Italian and Spanish benefit baskets, each of which was established in recently implemented legal documents, is structured in more detail [ 13, 14].
A maund is an old English word for a woven basket, out of which the king is said to have distributed alms indeed the British monarch still gives out specially minted coins.
Today, on AOL's homepage, I am accused of insulting actor Jim Parsons for sending him a congratulatory gift basket, inside of which I added a card that read "Congratulations you talented, charming bastard".
Mr. Wallman says he has found a better and, in many cases, cheaper way for investors to create their own, customized baskets of stocks, which he calls folios, and two months ago he started selling them over the Internet.
