In addition, the size of the zone covered by the solvent circulation is greatly increased, and is now more than sufficient to convey matter for the whole distance between the bleaching zone and the leading edge at near maximum speeds.
Later, Tolson applies for a job at the F.B.I. and is eagerly hired by Hoover, inaugurating a bond that became the subject of titters but that Mr. Eastwood conveys matter-of-factly, without either condescension or sentimentality.
A small fraction of tweets do seem (superficially at least) to convey subject matter which is worthy (e.g. unrest in Tunisia / Eygpt / Syria delete as appropriate).
A few times a year, those old-fashioned pieces of paper conveyed, "You matter to me".
The words 'Paris 1900' might have been enough; at most, the addition of 'From the Youth of the United States' would have conveyed the matter".
The other three studies conveyed the matter of secondary use under different headings, similarly to what we present in the general analysis.
To make the most of the MOOC format, our classroom lectures had to be rewritten into a set of modules that succinctly conveyed the subject matter in a format suited for life-long learners from all over the world.
What he was "private" about, very specifically, was his all but nonexistent sex life, perhaps because he couldn't find words to convey the matter even to himself.
That yogurt is a benevolent food source, conveying useful matter like probiotics and protein, only made it worse.
After conveying the matter to the U.S. government, Teller reportedly said: "They [Israeli] have it, and they were clever enough to trust their research and not to test, they know that to test would get them into trouble".
Whether the listening public can actually hear the subtleties being conveyed is another matter.
