Here, we have designated them in the form of their zma-miR-specific-number, e.g., zma-miRs2.
I believe that in terms of countertransference, the real interest here is not in his bizarre preoccupation, but rather in how he relates to these two women and what role he designates them in the context of his preoccupation, of which PAS is part.
Lawmakers passed a bill in 2003 designating them "providers of last resort," and in 2007, they capped the number of clients to whom the authorities can provide services.
Results from the sensitivity analysis suggest that exclusion of the 4 late responders to nVNS (i.e. designating them as non-responders in the model) had a modest impact on cost-effectiveness.
After an F-4B won the "Operation Highspeed" fly-off against the Convair F-106 Delta Dart, the USAF borrowed two Naval F-4Bs, temporarily designating them F-110A "Spectre" in January 1962, and developed requirements for their own version.
In the pre-failure planning, SFRA identifies a gateway and critical actors in a subnet and designates them appropriate backups in a subnet.
Launched from neighboring nations, the Predators were flown by pilots sitting in front of television monitors in trailers hundreds of miles away as they spotted targets, designated them for attack and, in a few cases, even launched missiles carried by the planes.
From trailing the market by 16 points in the year before we designate them as inexpensive, they outperform in the next year by 3 points, a 19-point swing.
Designating them that way, in turn, would make Pakistan, in America's eyes, an official harbourer of terrorists.Another factor may have been the recent capture, in India, of an alleged militant said to have been present in a Karachi "control room" in November 2008 to help direct a devastating terrorist attack in the Indian city of Mumbai.
The club have launched an investigation into why supporters were delayed getting into the Napoli stadium because buses designated to take them in safely failed to leave for the ground on time.
