Slocum considered this command to be the highlight of his career, but not Wolff, who rightly points out that "hardheaded prudence often enjoys a holiday when sailboats are being considered".
What this parable really teaches us is that we do best to wait, we do best to consider the command, to consider all of the possible investment strategies.
Comparing the fraction of active and repressed promoters among these genes suggests that the default Tophat/Cufflinks pipeline delivers more accurate results (Additional file 2: Table S5), and that end-users should carefully consider the command line parameters when using RSEM as a wrapper for Bowtie.
He considered the command's operators expert killers — "the best spear fishermen in the world".
The elite considers the command of written French as an expression of national identity.
It also is unique because it is the first major piece of foreign policy legislation the Senate has considered this year to command so much support from both sides of the aisle.
To quantify this, we consider a motor command u(t), representing a set of instructions varying over time, for example, the neural output to muscles.
For his own part Goromaru – an articulate and thoughtful communicator in his native tongue – does consider his command of English a key handicap to making his best fist of the world's top club rugby competition.
Mr. Rumsfeld asked his colleagues to consider a command responsibility of longer than six months, up to two years, to provide continuity and asked them to consider extending the Afghan force beyond Kabul, as the new Afghan government has been demanding.
Companies should consider adopting a command and control center, something like the nervous system for the body, so that information about their systems comes to a central location and decisions can then radiate coherently from that nexus.
