Any girl who watches "Miss Austen Regrets" could only be very, very afraid of such a fate.
It is a form of institutionalised abuse to bring up a child in such a strange, Game of Thrones world: when I saw the photos of George I could only feel very, very sorry for him.
The robots used in this study could exhibit only very simple behaviors: They could move to and from a light source placed above the blocks, move about randomly, or pick up or drop an object.
Television and major magazines could only reach only very vague demographic segments like "women of child-bearing age" and "college students," so a lot of organizations still think of that as "targeting" their offer.
I could only nod very weakly.
I could only sit very still on my couch, trying to breathe.
This quest has proved challenging, because most single-domain proteins fold slowly via a two-state (i.e., all or none) process3 and atomistic simulations could only access very short timescales4.
He conceded this meant any reduction in the budget deficit could only occur very gradually, over a period of many years and many budgets because budget repair was like "a test match, not a Twenty20 Big Bash".
Scenario variants such as clustering could only be very loosely characterised due to lack of data.
Because of the low reprogramming efficiency (0.001‰), KSM plus pFind1 could only provide very few colonies for high-throughput screening.
