Model 2 has a greater explanatory power for the variation in robbery at the shift level (pseudo R2 = 0.23) than is customarily seen in studies examining weather.
And when we do consider technology in historical terms we customarily see it as a driving force of progress: every so often, it seems, an innovation the steam engine, electricity, computers brings a new age into being.
Told that the United States coach wondered what exercises his team does to withstand the torrent of punches they customarily see, Safiullin laughed.
The distributions of the measured variables (univariate) did not show severe problems of distributional assumptions (skewness > 2; kurtosis > 7) as customarily defined (see West et al. [1995]).
British liners travelling to and from India and South Africa customarily stopped there, as did French, Italian and Greek liners travelling to and from America.
Yet when Robert Maxwell, whom the Labour leadership distrusted, with very good reason, moved to acquire the Mirror papers, Kinnock and his colleagues were desperate to keep in with him, seeing it as the party's best hope of hanging on to the one group that customarily supported the party.
In examining how the idea of the self is central to cultural development as a whole, McEvilley is now entertaining a brand of skepticism the kind of which one customarily encounters in Zen, and is here seen to be unravelling the notion of the self even as it evolves in Western society.
Even the young lovers, who would customarily serve as symbols of hope by living to see another day, are incinerated in a truck fire.
He customarily wore cowboy boots, a white Stetson hat and a string tie, kept his hair in a crew-cut, and was rarely seen without a cigar.
Saudi Arabia sees itself as the center of the Islamic world: the king is customarily known as the "custodian of the two holy mosques," the sacred sites in Mecca and Medina.
