When James Harden, another excellent dribbler, was hooked up to a machine to measure his athleticism, it turned out that his athleticism was truly exceptional, in relation to his N.B.A. peers, in just one category: the speed with which he could come to a complete stop, and then start again.
They both seek exceptional bilateral relations.
Google runs an exceptional public relations campaign and has an appealing message for both consumers and intellectuals: more free stuff and easy access to knowledge.
In later texts, he therefore suggested to see intentionality as an exceptional form of relation.
Based on users' own accounts, we have categorized CAM use and identified patterns in this use among a group of individuals with reported exceptional experiences in relation to cancer and CAM use.
This account reports the evidence for the conclusion that X. laevis is extinct at both sites and interprets the likely causative factors in relation to exceptional weather conditions, acting in conjunction with specific habitat and population characteristics.
Castelli, he feels, was "a go-between with an exceptional gift for public relations".
The high concentration and more sedentary nature of shepherding in the UK allowed sheep especially adapted to their particular purpose and region to be raised, thereby giving rise to an exceptional variety of breeds in relation to the land mass of the country.
When we focused on the ST40 isolates, the core-genome based phylogenetic tree also showed an exceptional position of D32 in relation to the other sequenced ST40 isolates and furthermore its close relationship with the other Danish porcine isolate UW7742.
Though ciliate mitochondrial rRNA genes do not appear to be evolving at exceptional rates (Gray and Spencer 1996) in relation to other eukaryotic mitochondrial rRNAs, their distances and divergence rates may be underestimated, due to saturation (supplementary fig. 3, Supplementary Material online).
