Mr. Maxwell dedicated a number of his books to his wife.
In 1802 Wordsworth dedicated a number of sonnets to the patriotic cause.
President Hu Jintao's predecessor, Jiang Zemin, appeared to accept that religion was a force that had a lasting place in Chinese society, and even dedicated a number of Buddhist temples with his calligraphy.
Reid has dedicated a number of floor speeches to railing against Trump, who supports building a border wall and banning Muslims from entering the U.S.
The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (hereafter called the Alliance) has been one of the avid advocates for moving this kind of thinking forward, dedicating a number of activities and resources to promote this field among health practitioners and researchers.
"Nowadays," she continued, "people have much more freedom in their personal lives and professional choices than they did when they were sold to an apprenticeship in the old days, and yet, at the same time, they're buying into this almost feudal system in which once you dedicate a certain number of years, you are bound by the amount of time you've spent.
Ticketmaster doesn't dedicate a certain number of tickets to each outlet — all tickets are pooled — so ticket buyers have a better chance in the online queue than in a physical one.
It acknowledges DfID's push for greater transparency and accountability among multilaterals, but says the department needs to come up with a comprehensive, global strategy and dedicate a greater number of senior staff to managing its relationships with them.
You can dedicate a certain number of virtual machines for a certain customer or a division within your company.
It can be appreciated that better performance is obtained by configurations which dedicate a higher number of bits to quantize the phase, B P, in comparison to those dedicated to quantize the relation between magnitudes, B M. In fact, most of these configurations dedicate one or two bits more to quantize the phase than to quantize the magnitude.
