The 18th and 19th centuries are exceptionally well represented, including works by Reynolds, Gainsborough, Hogarth, Stubbs, Constable, Blake, and the Pre-Raphaelites.
Despite the market reception, industry analysts said the results represented exceptionally strong, continued growth not only in Sun's powerful computer servers but also in its other businesses.
An exceptionally high regeneration, represented mainly by seedlings, was observed for C. mopane in the exclosed area.
I've represented some exceptionally seductive people.
Smaragd and federspiel are merely ripeness designations, used only in the Wachau, with smaragd representing exceptionally ripe grapes, and federspiel representing classically ripe grapes.
Today, he still reckons that rates will rise sooner rather than the market is expecting, and that government bonds on zero or negative yields represent exceptionally poor value.
These, and many others that you can enumerate, represent exceptionally high energy desires.
Such advances will be instrumental in the rational design of specific inhibitors of Tff assembly, analogues of 'pilicides' interfering with pilus assembly by the chaperone usher pathway (Pinkner et al., 2006) or curli biogenesis (Cegelski et al., 2009), which would represent exceptionally broad-spectrum anti-microbial compounds (Fig. 4).
Obama won over independents in 2008, not because he was thought to be a 'moderate' or exceptionally civil, but because he represented "the audacity of hope".
The haplochromines (yellow box in Figure 4d) form a strongly supported monophyletic clade within these mouthbrooders, with P. multicolor, T. brauschi and A. alluaudi branching off ancestrally to the exceptionally species-rich 'modern haplochromines' represented by A. burtoni, C. moorii, H. bloyeti, H. obliquidens, P. sp., and X. phytophagus [ 7].
