On Tuesday night, N.E.R.D. played Irving Plaza, backed by a competent band called Spymob.
US bookstore Barnes & Noble has a highly competent reader called the Nook Glowlight which has a tactile rubberised frame that's comfortable even if your hands are slathered in factor 30.
Competent authorities call also for sanctions in cases where the company did not act with due diligence and relied on the information received by the supplier without making sufficient efforts to find out whether this information is correct [12].
In active CTs the periphery of CDCs harbors low-density chromatin enriched with transcriptionally competent markers, called the perichromatin region (PR).
We suggest that a norm always to obtain oral or written informed consent for physiotherapy interventions with competent patients' call for further interpretation and analysis of what constitutes an informed consent process, especially in the low-risk situations which dominate private practice.
Durst's attorneys fought the transfer, calling him competent and suffering only from Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism that he was diagnosed with as a child.
Report emergencies such as very recent crimes that involve an immediate threat to health, life, or property when there has not yet been any competent adult intervention by calling 9-1-1 as quickly as possible.
In the United States, the prominence of cultural competency within health policy and practice is largely attributed to federal and state regulations calling for culturally competent care (Office of Minority Health, 2001).
Over roughly the same period, researchers at the Illinois Genetic Algorithm Laboratory (IlliGAL) at the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign have developed GA design theory and advanced GA techniques called competent genetic algorithms GAs that solve hard problems quickly, reliably, and accurately.
Mr. Bloomberg defended Mr. Perello, calling him "very competent".
