Even the Clinton proposal at Taba was unacceptable to the Palestinians, because it left Israel in control of a segment running right across the West Bank cutting it in two.
The former is more likely to affect a long range of sites because a segment of DNA was involved in recombination.
A gap exists in I-95 because of an unbuilt segment of the road in central New Jersey.
Last year he was one of the first national figures to support, with words and money, an unprecedented effort in the state of Iowa to oust three judges not because they had breached any ethical rules, but because a segment of the populace disagreed with one ruling.
Got to the point where we started pulling stuff in, which is more painful, because there's a segment of users that really likes it.
"The egg farmers do want to respond to this because there is a segment of us that disagree with the merits behind that decision".
This is so because a segment of migrants (the less-well-integrated and less healthy) may tend to be at higher risk of observation censoring due to departure [ 3].
Conclusions: Patients undergoing hysterectomy who have had a tubal interruption may be at risk for the development of hydrosalpinx because this combination of procedures results in a segment of tube that is blocked at both ends.
Intuitively, the time domain sample scrambling method is thus far the most attractive and desired, because it simply takes a segment of time domain sample values and directly scrambles them into a different segment of samples.
I am not talking about documentaries -- because they appeal to a segment of the audience.
