(NYT) THE TRAVEL LOG THE NUMBERS -- On the next-to-the-last Sunday before the election, Gov. George W. Bush spent the day relaxing at his Texas ranch, except for addressing a group of Hispanics in California via satellite, while Vice President Al Gore stayed on the campaign trail, working the Great Lakes region.
All parameters used for statistical analysis, except for those addressing prognosis (survival, leukemic or fibrotic transformation), were those obtained at the time of diagnosis and before any therapeutic intervention.
Except for a public address announcement at halftime before most Vikings retook the field, that request was honored.
In fact, the family are English in every single way - except for their Brussels address and their Belgian surname.
Except for papers that address disruption risks (e.g., Asian 2014; Hou et al. 2010), all contributions in the field of contract analysis under yield randomness restrict to situations where the yield type is characterized by stochastically proportional random yields.
More importantly, never give out your details (except for your website address).
Case's work on "Middle Cyclone" — the best of her career by a generous margin, and every song her own except for two covers — addresses youth, aging, marriage, death, change, and all that knobby stuff you run over on the way to your midpoint.
As the company looks to deliver more personalized advertising, it may face more questions about privacy, but Fanning said Pandora doesn't collect any personally identifiable information about users except for their email addresses.
Except for special cases (addressed in Part II), the obtained solutions show singularities at the inclusion corners and at the crack and stiffener ends, where the stress blows-up to infinity, and is therefore detrimental to strength.
Accelerated tests on CdTe-based thin-film solar cells under harsh environments, including high temperature and illumination, were performed and the materials have shown promising stability and lifetime except for few issues addressed by Corwine et al. [23, 24].
