2. Part of the evidence that Pines used to argue that earlier theologians envisioned atoms as points involved a debate between the earlier atomists and later atomists over whether the atom had a measure, or perhaps, 'magnitude,' (misaha).
An earlier proposal envisioned a cleanup only in areas of the river closer to the lab.
Mr Mulally stressed that an earlier plan envisioned by Mr Fields provided "most of the elements" of the Ford turnaround that he took up after joining as chief executive.
Earlier, we envisioned that the attributes of a cloud service (or cloud entity) can be used as evidence for a cloud user to make trust judgment on the service (or entity); we discussed the sources of cloud attribute assessment and attribute certification; we also revealed that PKI in practice uses policy-based trust mechanism, which might be used in cloud computing either.
"Way Too Early" is envisioned as "a pregame show to 'Morning Joe,' " said Chris Licht, the executive producer of both programs.
Yes, he means to roll back the retirement age from 62 to 60, but only for those who have worked at least 41 years, an adjustment that is consistent with the "long careers" early retirement envisioned during France's post-crisis pension reform two years ago.
Various feeding behaviours were proposed before more complete remains of Deinocheirus were known, and it was early on envisioned as a predatory, allosaur-like animal with giant arms.
What early Americans envisioned was a nation of individualists who knew exactly when to tell the government to go to hell.
However, none of these early organisations envisioned a continuously functioning body; with the exception of the Fabian Society in England, they maintained a legalistic approach that would limit the international body to a court of justice.
Now, for the first time, she is in charge of a one-hour drama, but it is not for any network she envisioned earlier in her career.
