The data counts are clinical records based on symptom observation and were drawn from the notes taken during the regular work of the local practice who visited all but three houses during the course of the epidemic in TdC (Mantle and Tyrrell, 1973).
If you're left with a single cartridge or seeking a single cannabis strain, you can cover one of the two barrels while drawing from the mouthpiece (note, I'd like to see a device-integrated barrel plug in future versions).
Drawing from the original functional justifications, this Note argues that courts must abandon their sole reliance on the Roberts factors and instead adopt a functional analysis that properly appreciates the right's underlying values and ensures that groups reflecting those values are consistently protected.
A post on the MacRumors site, drawing from the Mac Otakara story, included a cautionary note that began, "Should this rumor prove to be true..."...
This Note proposes drawing from the presumption against extraterritoriality, a concept from foreign relations law, to find a reasonable limit to the territorial provision of the FCPA, which applies to foreign individuals and foreign companies that are not listed as issuers in the United States.
Speaking on Tuesday in New York, Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, took pains not to express publicly any conclusions about culpability that could be drawn from the report, noting that assigning blame was explicitly beyond the United Nations' mandate.
He's a polymath with all these other influences to draw from". INDEED, Gronk wryly notes that Alfred Hitchcock's "Notorious" may have had as much impact on his aesthetic as Diego Rivera.
The EU Special Representative will continue to focus on the intersection of business and human rights, drawing from guiding notes published with a focus on the oil, gas, and other extractive industries, as well as information technology and temporary employment services business sectors in the EU.
He also infused the story with many folk proverbs (drawn from the Yoruba, a program note suggests) and lyrical, imagistic writing.
If Schroeder, a Beethoven fanatic, was playing, say, the composer's "Hammerklavier" Sonata, the music drawn in the strip was not merely the standard jumble of dots and stems and boldfaced dynamic marks that illustrators typically use in such situations — it really was the "Hammerklavier" Sonata, with the notes drawn from the score itself.
If Schroeder, a Beethoven fanatic, was playing, say, the composer's "Hammerklavier" Sonata, the music drawn in the strip was not merely the standard jumble of dots and stems and boldfaced dynamic marks that illustrators typically use in such situations it really was the "Hammerklavier" Sonata, with the notes drawn from the score itself.
