The mood music suggests that the relationship between manager and captain has strengthened even in the past few months, the Spaniard's description marking Gerrard's 10 years as a Liverpool player – "he is one of the big names in world football, who will not lose his power" – a far remove from the aloofness which has always infuriated Gerrard.
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Cannas are now downright trendy, filling a new job description: punctuation marks in the perennial garden.
In order to the compare the geographical descriptions to mark the exact spot of the Ottoman encampment, Dr. Pap's team constructed a computer model that simulated the climate of the time.
Anchoring vignettes are short descriptions that mark fixed levels of ability (e.g. people with different levels of mobility such as a paraplegic person or an athlete who runs 4 km each day) and allow us to adjust for individual variations in the use of response categories to describe the same health state [ 17, 18, 29].
Rarely in the annals of renting has a description missed the mark by quite so much.
"Coalbrookdale Porcelain" was used sometimes as a trade description and a mark because the factory was located at Coalbrookdale.
In response, Jennifer Gabrys, the principal investigator for the ERC Starting Grant-funded "Citizen Science" project, "calls Johansson's description 'off the mark'" in an eLetter summarized in the Letters section (subscription required) of this week's Science.
"That description misses the mark.
