"I'm concerned that your column leaves the impression that the piece was intentionally softened or tweaked, perhaps because of some outside pressure, when that was not at all the case," she wrote.
Concerning the column about the title selected for our Westchester Reads program ("County Lines: A Pig and a Spider. In Turbulent Times, a Tale Too Benign?"): The Westchester libraries are encouraging families to take some time during the next four weeks to read a book together and discuss it.
All data flowing between nodes are wrapped within a class called DataTable, which holds metainformation concerning the column headers and the actual data (e.g., numeric data, image name, image path, image processing parameters, and gene annotations).
Yet even this location has drawn condemnation, both from German's ruling party, the Christian Democrats, and the opposition, the Free Democrats - whose deputy leader, Rainer Brüderle, told the Bild am Sonntag newspaper that, so far as he was concerned, the column was irrevocably tainted, having been moved to its current location by one Adolf Hitler.
Bob Herbert reports that some of those who assist in the death penalty process are acknowledging the emotional toll it takes on them and the ethical concerns that it raises (column, Oct. 9).
Geoff Weir, of bridge owners the Whitchurch Bridge Company, said it had "rusted and corroded" with a "key concern" that the supporting columns had started to crack.
William Safire repeats a statement that some in the press have reported about remarks that Ambassador Martin S. Indyk made concerning Jerusalem (column, Oct. 2).
This month's column concerns that latter group: job-search rebels.
The dynamic analyses of the Kühni column show very interesting features concerning the coupled column hydrodynamics and mass transfer and the droplet breakage and coalescence as well.
A transcript of the portion, concerning a favorable column about Digital Switch Corp. that the Journal published Jan . 19 , 1984had already been entered as a government exhibit.
Written by Erle C. Ellis, an associate professor of geography and environmental systems at the University of Maryland, the column dismisses as "nonsense" concerns that, "... by transforming the earth's natural landscapes, we are undermining the very life support systems that sustain us".
