"Whatever mistakes we committed, the result is a 23-year-old young, dynamic, small republic which is necessary for the security and strategic location of Turkey," he said in 2006.
Ballard modified the melody and chords to fit the conventional 12-bar blues structure, and the following year, at the Cincinnati studio of King Records, the group committed the result to tape.
These companies use much higher-quality transfer machines — refrigerator-size reel-to-reel machines called telecine decks — to convert film into video, and then employ colorists to adjust each scene before committing the result to a DVD.
GPCRs whose ligands were identified from published experimental data were captured via the Curator Tool, an interface which allows the curator to annotate and structure data in accord with Reactome's frame-based data model, and commit the results to a central repository (11).
And, after Magennis sped clear of Meekings, the defender committed the foul which resulted in his red card.
Mary Lou Wallner, one of the staunchest advocates of gay rights in the movie, became a political activist after her daughter, Anna, committed suicide — the result, Ms. Wallner believes, of the letter she wrote to Anna rejecting her after she came out.
In a halting committed configuration, the result of a successful computation is the total number of objects present either in the membrane considered as the output membrane, or in the outer region.
A number of case studies are committed, and the results indicate that electric/magnetic charge densities and the friction coefficient strongly influence the contact pressure, stress, and electric potential.
Their role was solely advisory; they are in no way committed to the results of the UPE project.
Unfortunately, the Board of Directors and top management of Time Warner already committed the first sin by merging with AOL, and we believe they are currently in the process of committing the second…" Result: He lost, but… With only 3.3percentt of the voting shares in hand, Mr. Icahn may have bit off more than he could chew.
Last week, the Department of Justice filed an amicus brief seeking to make an author of some of the "torture memos" immune from the actions committed as result of the memos.
