This brief presents a framework for integrating scientific models with community and social metrics, enabling more complete and accurate understanding of cities and the identification of more equitable, strategic, and investable solutions to current and pressing challenges.
This brief presents the experimental results of the new principle technique named bulk-driven quasi-floating-gate (BD-QFG) (Khateb and Khatib, 2013 [27]) MOS transistor (MOST) that was presented in AEU – International Journal of Electronics and Communications in year 2014.
By 8 a.m., he is in the Oval Office to be with Mr. Bush when the president first sees his own copy of the brief, presented by another briefer and the director of central intelligence, Porter J. Goss.
The brief present-day scenes, in which the aging Powell reminisces over drinks and dominoes with the reporter, are full of vivid tropical colors, in contrast with the longer segments from yesteryear, done in more muted tones.
It's only in novels that barristers go out and sniff round murder scenes – in reality it's all done for you and a brief presented to you – so I've had some extraordinary experiences going out and meeting people.
Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson has not yet filed a brief presenting the government's views to the Supreme Court, but undoubtedly will do so now that the justices have accepted the case.
In a legal brief presented to the Massachusetts court, representatives of the real estate industry said there were thousands of foreclosure cases in the state with facts like those in the Ibanez matter.
The briefer presented President Bush with fifteen to twenty pages of material, but did not read them to him.
That was one element of an intelligence briefing presented last week to Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, according to an official familiar with its contents.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld swiftly insisted that the briefing, presented to the Defense Policy Board and first reported by The Washington Post, did not reflect "dominant opinion" within the administration.
Yesterday's briefing presented a fraction of the data that has so far been subjected to the analysis required for precise conclusions, according to Dr. Richard Bond, a Boomerang collaborator at the Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics at the University of Toronto.
