Their answers go to the heart of what each stands for as a candidate.
They are nothing in themselves -- dots and lines on a page, granite tablets strewn through a field -- but each stands for something that is beyond language and that, once gone, can be only fleetingly invoked.
The principals are all marked by the Gustloff's fate, and each stands for a different phase in Germany's recent history: The oldest is the raunchy, overbearing Mother (a modern Mother Courage), who gives birth prematurely during the shipwreck and represents the ordinary folk under the Third Reich who subsequently thrived in East Germany.
where,,, each stands for "true negative", "false positive", "true positive", and "false negative", respectively.
Each stands for the proportion of hospital stays during the study period that fell into that APR-DRG category.
Four distinct lines are shown, and each stands for a definite Debye number (DN), defined as Dh/ λ, with values of 93,300, 13,9800, 65,800, and 52,400, respectively, and different ς*, indicated in Fig. 11a, for 1× TAE, 1× TBE, 10 mM NaCl, and 10 mM borate buffers.
Each stood for so many questions that some people grew impatient and left.
The logos of Coca-Cola, Nike, and Apple appeared on a screen, paired with descriptions of what each stood for and their respective slogans (Apple: "self-expression, individuality, 'Think different' ").
Instead, it is about the values we each stand for, and the core issues we will champion for Californians.
Next year, the progressive mayors of America's two largest and overwhelmingly Democratic cities – New York's Bill de Blasio and Los Angeles' Eric Garcetti – will each stand for reelection.
Each line stands for each genome.
