The mathematical modeling and analysis of common jamming signals are discussed in the following parts.
Each came to their ambassadorships in different ways, but they now have one thing in common: jam-packed, multi-city schedules loaded with account visits, staff tastings and trainings, launches, sampling events and high-end, chef-driven "whisky dinners" that highlight their products.
If all you can afford to put aside right now is $500, that is enough to get you out of many common jams; you can go back and add more once you're in a better financial position to do so.
Producer Phil Collinson remarked that "Gridlock" displayed Davies' tendency to write about "topical" issues; it is set in a dark dystopian future, but is also a satire on the common traffic jam.
(In general, winter jams are more common than summer jams).
SUCH experiences are common at Smalls' jam sessions.
Umphrey's McGee, from South Bend, Ind., seamlessly incorporates the irregular meters and gnarled guitar patterns of classic progressive rock into the spoonful-of-sugar textures more common in the jam milieu, a feat of reconciliation that impresses the connoisseurs and keeps all others on their feet.
And by the 1970s, fraud, extortion and kickbacks had become as common as traffic jams on the New Jersey Turnpike.
Mr. Scofield was also confident that he and Ms. Aimée would find common ground in their jam.
Mr. Scofield was also confident that he and Ms. Aim?would find common ground in their jam.
The women who nurse Cee with root medicine, common sense and blackberry jam "took responsibility for their lives, and for whatever, whoever else needed them".
