The NAVIGON 4300T max and 3300 max represent the next generation of portable navigation and carry forward NAVIGON's uncompromised tradition of innovative and useful features that clearly showcase unparalleled value relative to anything else in the market.
Our M-measure is one example selected from a family of measures, and it clearly showed unparalleled robustness to sample heterogeneity, thus leading to improved performance in detecting the presence of CNAs.
Clearly, one can tap the unparalleled resources at ICSI and on campus to achieve this degree of interdisciplinarity (and wine drinking is at least as refined an art in the bay area).
"Mao: The Real Story," by Alexander V. Pantsov and Steven I. Levine Simonn & Schuster), draws on Russian archives to show, more clearly than before, that this apparently unparalleled tale of cruel folly was not without precedent in the twentieth century — the age of ideological excess.
As outlined in Christian Parenti's 2011 book, "Tropic of Chaos: Climate Change and the New Geography of Violence," the military establishment understands climate change is an unparalleled global threat, saying so clearly in reports like the QDR.
Their system is unparalleled in the US, and it clearly deserves all the plaudits heading its way.
California's leadership has taken the state and its economy to unparalleled new heights, but the state is still clearly lacking innovation, modernization and the ability to stretch its precious tax dollars further.
As clearly as one can see Michael's genius, compassion and unparalleled talent, it is glaringly obvious that Micheal Jackson had an addiction.
The man widely considered the greatest distance runner ever reached a premature finish in the New York City Marathon and, if he is to be believed, a stunning finish to an unparalleled career at 37. Tears in his eyes, a clearly devastated Gebrselassie limped to the podium at a postrace news conference and announced that he was retiring immediately.
According to Weber, organizations were able to develop unparalleled calculability and efficiency by combining two structures: (1) a system of explicit rules, upheld by clearly marked jurisdictions between offices and by permanent files documenting the processing of cases, and (2) a unique division of labour.
This indeed was the case, and it was clearly demonstrated that even minute quantitative alterations in the number of chromosome 21 reads could lead to an unparalleled discrimination between pregnancies bearing a fetus with trisomy 21 or those with a normal karyotype (Refs 53, 55).
