He's finishing his PhD in chemistry, and was looking for a distraction from research and an impetus to follow the news more closely: only to find that he, too, had the skills necessary to become a super.
While four out of five (84%) parents say they monitor their kids' online use either very or fairly closely, only 39% of kids say their parents do so -- a huge 45% gap in perceptions.
The most influential antitrust thinkers of the Reagan era believed in scrutinizing closely only mergers between direct competitors and then only if the mergers resulted in an outright monopoly.
A positive correlation (R = 0.349, p < 0.05) was observed between the calculated versus measured E2 EQ concentrations in the rYES, but the two values aligned closely only in two cases.
Looking closely, only the sterling silver parts can be seen, not any portion of the wire.
In a statement, it said it closely examines only a tiny fraction of that information.
The joky tone of this exchange is characteristic of the novel, which delights in the incongruity of relocating ancient myths and deities in the small towns of America, observed as closely as only a non-American writer could manage.
We suggest that decision makers can influence emergent information systems by closely managing only a subset of their applications.
The RFID-reader in a scenario with a fork lift passing the reader closely needs only a small amount of radiated energy, due to the short distance, but needs fast readings due to the high vehicle velocity.
Access to the Kurdish front was closely controlled, with only a small selection of media allowed through checkpoints as part of a carefully marshaled convoy and instructed not to question individual peshmerga.
