We argue that the different types of finger counting all constitute distinct representational systems, and we use their properties dimensionality, dimensional representation, base and sub-base values, extendibility and extent, sign count, and regularity to devise a typology of such systems.
Even after Shams's disappearance, Rūmī identified with him to such an extent that he signed most of his more than 3,000 ghazals with Shams's name.
The 31-year-old goalkeeper, who moved to Underhill in late August, has impressed head coach Edgar Davids to the extent that he signed a new three-and-a-half-year deal with the club in January.
But the Braves are doing it to a considerable extent with players they signed as second- or third-tier free agents, players like Matt Franco, Julio Franco and Keith Lockhart.
This week Mr. Obama is returning to the fray to an extent unseen since he signed the law in 2010, including a White House event on Friday to promote the law's benefits for women, the first in a series of appearances for health care this year.
Should the latter come to pass Jourova said it "would be very good news" for Privacy Shield, noting that the data transfer mechanism currently relies "for a very large extent" on a Presidential Policy Directive, signed by the Obama administration in 2014 (PPD-28), which imposes a number of limits on signal intelligence operations.
To a certain extent, this was what California signed up for.
The physician-reported extent of signs (erythema, edema, and peau d'orange) and patient-reported duration of these signs were not significantly correlated (Table 2).
Trump's adoption of the policy is, to some extent, a sign of the influence of the military men around him.
The fact that shares no longer increase sharply when they hit the market is, to some extent, a sign that investors are behaving more soberly.
