Correction: July 26 , 2000 Wednesday Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about Senate confirmation of appointments made by President Clinton referred incorrectly in some copies to the distinction achieved by Judge Johnnie Rawlinson.
Ball had the further distinction, achieved last year, of making it through all three rounds of the qualies and then into the second round of the main draw, where his opponent was none other than Novak Djokovic, who dismissed him in three sets an honor of sorts, like getting flattened by Mike Tyson or having your novel dismembered by James Wood.
It was commercially successful, peaking at number 4 on the Billboard 200 chart, and was certified platinum for shipping one million copies in the United States a distinction achieved in 1995.
In PR curves, compared with the other two tests, integrating both interaction types with distinction achieved a better precision value almost at every recall value (Fig. 3).
We used a three-point scale for marking the portfolio components; better than expected (Be), Expected (Ex)., and Refer (Re) this was similar to the 3 grades "Possible Distinction, Achieved and Not Achieved" developed by Usherwood and Hannay [ 14].
A distinction of CMMVI in three stages was less expedient while a sharp distinction was achieved when focusing on two disease stages [b].
But no one can deny Wilson the distinction she achieved last year when she qualified for the United States Open golf tournament.
Mark Teixeira and Brett Gardner (two runs batted in each) were among the five Yankees who recorded two hits, a distinction also achieved by Rodriguez.
That distinction was achieved long ago; now it is once again spending heavily to solidify and extend its position — mostly by building two kinds of storage centers, for physical goods and for data.
Partisan brand identity and distinction is achieved largely through a commitment to a certain stock of rhetorical tropes and symbolic gestures that float almost entirely free of the party's substantive commitments.
