This sounds like it should bode well for the Cardinals in 2016, but those gaudy, MVP-calibre numbers came after a season where Palmer played only six games due to injury.
Nevertheless, given the calibre and number of players and singers at Edinburgh, and especially in the chamber concerts, it seems a shame not to encourage contemporary music further.
His All Progressives Congress is a ramshackle coalition of parties, but the calibre of a number of its leading lights is superior to that of the greedy and incompetent bigwigs who dominate the PDP.
Dermoscopy performed before treatment highlighted the number, calibre, and depth of the target vessels.
As the m-ratio is influenced by the axonal calibre, and the number and sizes of mitochondria, we analysed these parameters in more detail.
Transgenic mice expressing Charcot Marie Tooth disease-associated mutant forms of MFN2 develop motor deficits, associated with altered axonal mitochondrial density and a reduction of the axonal calibre size and number (Cartoni et al., 2010).
Some of the E.A.A.F.'s most compelling conclusions came from ballistics studies: the group found wide discrepancies between the accounts given by detained Guerreros Unidos gang members about the kinds of weapons they used to kill the students, and the number, calibres, and types of shell casings and bullets recovered from the dump.
Dreadnoughts mounted a uniform main battery of heavy-calibre guns; the number, size, and arrangement differed between designs.
Andrew Timlin, head of public sector practice at recruitment specialist Hays, agreed that the length of time taken to appoint public chairs was a concern, although he said there had been a substantial increase in both the number and calibre of applicants.
In a prepared statement, Bittar also acknowledged that "it is recognised by all who follow our sport that the circumstances in this particular case are exceptional, not only on account of the profile of the owner in question, but also the number and calibre of the horses involved.
