The effectiveness of the proposed heuristic algorithm (designated as VOID) is demonstrated by comparing our results with the most recent work on a large number of FSMs, including the MCNC FSM benchmarks.
When the topic of how the Angels would replace departed second baseman Howie Kendrick came up this spring, Manager Mike Scioscia and General Manager Jerry Dipoto often spoke of the need for new left fielder Matt Joyce, designated hitter C.J. Cron and third baseman David Freese to fill Kendrick's offensive void.
Although the aim was to transfer authority in certain concurrent portfolios to sub-national level, this step created a substantial operational void and grey areas regarding the role, capacity, and authority of the newly designated offices, especially in the smaller provinces (7).
Ramirez is expected to be the Rays' designated hitter and Damo at least a part-time left fielder, which would help fill the void left by the departure of Carl Crawford.
Without Jones – and with newly-tabbed designated player Xavier Kouassi ruled out for the season after a knee injury in Switzerland – Heaps has brought in Vancouver's Gershon Koffie to fill the midfield void.
Both are designated landmarks.
It even designated ghosts.
(Was there or was there not a preexisting matter, void, or chaos?) The interest of the author, however, was not in the mode of creation a later concern perhaps reflected in the various translations of the verse, "In the beginning God created," which could signify what medieval philosophers designated creatio ex nihilo ("creation out of nothing").
The carbon is designated RFL.
One consequence is that al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsular (AQAP), long designated the Number 1 terrorist threat to America before relinquishing the top spot to ISIL in the rankings, has been gaining strength in the political and security void created by the civil war.
