The grim and protracted aftermath of The Spire's troubled publication was all the more poignant because, as a batch of recently discovered colour photographs demonstrates, the 1950s had seen Golding enjoying some of his happiest, most carefree years.
However, this definition should not be taken as absolute, because a clear definition of a batch results from careful examination of the data set, in order to identify what is an appropriate batch variable other than the processing group, as the slide or the array (i.e., position on the slide).
It's almost always because of a bad batch of fentanyl.
In 2009, J. Edward Keyes, of Rolling Stone, described "Leave Me Alone" as sounding like "vintage Michael" and the song works because of its music, "a batch of thick chords for Jackson to vamp over".
Third, they have to be applied in units because of batch-to-batch variability of the highly complex glycosaminoglycan mixtures (Alban 2005a).
A good way to weather real estate cycles and invest for the long term is by going into a good REIT mutual fund, which gives you diversity because it owns a batch of these shares (see table).
"We want to warn the public of the risks of taking ecstasy and similar drugs, and that because of a possibly faulty batch, the risk in Christchurch at this particular time is greater than ever," she said.
As Time magazine's account said, "Bobo's mother and stepfather, who were unable to attend the ceremony because they were making a batch of Lithuanian cheese on their Indiana farm, both announced that they were happy".
To handle the fNIRS-based connectome dataset, FC-NIRS has unique advantages, as it can process a large number of datasets in an efficient manner because of its batch processing strategies.
Michelle Smith, an F.D.A. senior policy analyst, said that a single bacterium surviving in a kilogram of seed can be enough to contaminate a batch of sprouts because the way they are grown allows bacteria to spread.
