The revised manual also noted that "no useful purpose is served by extensively documenting evidence" when company liability is obvious.
These countries were affected in particular by extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB).
Ryan began his prepractice news conference by extensively commenting on St . Louis(3-5-1) and did everything he could to focus on the importance of that game.
The Italian Humanist Giovanni Boccaccio (1313 75) attempted to resolve these tensions in a medieval way by extensively allegorizing the ancient myths.
"The ABC, SBS and NITV appear to be passing up significant opportunities for savings and efficiency by extensively duplicating services and effort in their online and mobile services," the report says.
The Arcade Fire also makes its livelihood primarily through touring and album sales, not by extensively licensing its songs to be used in commercials and soundtracks, as many musicians do to make up for disappearing CD sales.
The funds would also be used to promote the visit and our fan page as the place to learn more by extensively advertising on Indonesian online portals, banner ads, YouTube, Twitter, and other promotional efforts, including embedding bloggers, contests and giveaways, and using SMS technology.
The neurocognitive architecture of navigation ability has been investigated by extensively studying the navigation problems of individual neurological patients.
It works in the same way as the human brain works with complex network, which is performed by extensively connecting various processing units (Zhang et al. 1998).
More recently, motivated by extensively technical applications of carbon nanostructures, there is a growing interest in exploring novel non-carbon nanostructures.
This is done by extensively profiling the behavior of honest and malicious applications both in standard Android and SEAndroid-enabled distributions.
