Evidently, this definition means that the category is rather broad, as they themselves admit.
What this means, evidently, is that the band is young, energetic, possessed of matching haircuts, and enamored of straight-ahead guitar-based rock and roll.
The Government's position is that the quoted language conditions restitution on 'a restoration of eligibility for access to classified information.' Combined with the disclaimer above, this evidently means that the Government does intend to insist that petitioner show his present eligibility for clearance but not that he show his eligibility at the time clearance was revoked.
Evidently, this is by no means conclusive support for a dosage-related duplicability bias.
Evidently the ability to register information is intact, if this means availability of data in short-term memory.
Evidently, he means fiction written by women.
Twitter's focus on popularity as a selection criteria for injecting tweets evidently also means that tweets marked as favorites by other users can now appear in your timeline — a change that has already triggered a backlash of complaints, as noted by an earlier Guardian report.
"You don't have to say," he said, "but the mystery of whether or not the boxcar you were reclining on was moving will remain a secret--one of the untold mysteries of life". Evidently Hopkins means that if the boxcar was not moving, then I am not truly a hobo, and the invitation can only be honorary.
In contrast, the period is shortened evidently, which means that the fine-tuning of microRNA regulation in the oscillation is period shortening.
To parse this statement briefly, it is significant that Snow doesn't say what he evidently means, which is that this wisdom applies only "over there".
