They are made chiefly by the same Japanese companies, like Sony and Matsushita, that are among the leading makers of digital cameras and video camcorders.
As a cryptographer, Sarraff Trujillo understood precisely how Cuba communicated with agents in the field, chiefly through the same "numbers station" broadcasts that Montes picked up night after night on her store-bought Sony radio.
Slightly less noxious but vastly more pervasive, the smell of the brown marmorated stinkbug is often likened to that of cilantro, chiefly because the same chemical is present in both.
The districts where deaths from AIDS represented more than 10% of the total deaths at ages 15-49 were chiefly in the same districts where prevalence of HIV in pregnant women aged 15-49 attending public antenatal clinics was above 2% in 2003.
Now they are the foreign parties intervening in somebody else's civil war, some sending men, money, and munitions to Assad's opponents, and others — chiefly Hezbollah — sending the same to the Syrian President.
There is the same chiefly Midlands setting and many of the same characters, including the rich, condescending relatives who humiliate and enrage the disadvantaged young girl while the grace and ease of their lives provoke her envy.
Although the party is broadly pro-European, some Labour strategists have been urging Ed Miliband, its leader, to promise a referendum all the same, chiefly to pile pressure on Mr Cameron but also to stay on the right side of public opinion.
On the other hand, the chimps and gorillas largely stay the same — chiefly Andy Serkis as an older and wiser Caesar, along with Terry Notary as Rocket and Karin Konoval as Maurice, the latter a decidedly Gary Gnu-like figure who has one of the movie's most poignant scenes.
In 1830 Poems, Chiefly Lyrical was published; and in the same year Tennyson, Hallam, and other Apostles went to Spain to help in the unsuccessful revolution against Ferdinand VII.
A dialect is chiefly distinguished from other dialects of the same language by features of linguistic structure i.e., grammar (specifically morphology and syntax) and vocabulary.
At the same time, at first chiefly in Britain, scientific thinkers in the tradition of Charles Darwin hypothesized that evolutionary processes denied all biblical concepts of divine creation.
