The report itself explicitly describes the extent to which each abuse involved interrogations.
The truth is that a show like this describes the extent to which the real world has already changed in the eyes of its designers.
Reading such paeans to female "niceness" makes one reach for Joyce Carol Oates and her brilliant snarl, "How can I live my life without committing an act with a giant scissors?" Eller describes the extent to which popular and even academic culture has been infected.
AIRPORT-INDUCED IDENTITY DYSPHORIA Describes the extent to which modern travel strips the traveler of just enough sense of identity so as to create a need to purchase stickers and gift knick-knacks that bolster their sense of slightly eroded personhood: flags of the world, family crests, school and university merchandise.
More precisely, informativeness describes the extent to which news shared can provide users with relevant and valuable information.
Besides openness, Jusoff (2009) also found that extraversion was significant which describes the extent to which people are active, energetic, and enthusiastic.
Scott also describes the extent to which each major type of Christian creationism embraces science versus the religious claims of the Bible.
Microhardness profile underneath the machined surface describes the extent of thermal damage due to the discharge energy across the work surface.
The fourth hazard characteristic is limitation to space, which describes the extent to which hazards and their impacts are concentrated in space.
This paper describes the extent to which abused and neglected children report intimate partner violence (IPV) victimization and perpetration when followed up into middle adulthood.
This article describes the extent of the biomaterials infection pandemic and reviews the existing anti-infection strategies that have proven mostly ineffectual.
