The standard deviation of the difference, representing the extent to which rater A achieved the same mean scores for the first and second rating, ranged between 5.3° (lateral flexion), 5.7° (flexion-extension) and 6.9° (rotation).
The battleships in their plan would include ten first-rate long-range battleships with a 17-knot (31 km/h; 20 mph) top speed and a steaming radius of 5,400 nautical miles (10,000 km; 6200 mi) at 10 knots (19 km/h; 11.5 mph)—6,500 nmi (12,000 km; 7500 mi) maximum.
Hong Kong citizenship comes with automatic access to a range of generous and first-rate social services, ranging from health care to education, although that provision is now under debate.
Its entire range is first-rate, but do not miss the unfiltered Bernard Czech pils (half, £1.90).
Here, the owners, Nicolas Kugel, 41, and his brother Alexis, 37, will sell what perhaps only fifth-generation dealers can: an enormously wide range of first-rate paintings, furniture and works of art from Medieval and Renaissance times up to the 1850's.
The acting ranges from first-rate to dismayingly flat.
A quick search reveals at least 10 such parks around New York City, many with first-rate works by outstanding artists ranging from the late 19th century to the present.
To protect her citizens, America needs a sustained national strategy in which leaders use first-rate intelligence to direct the full range of measures--diplomatic, economic and commercial pressures, covert action and military force--against terrorists and their state sponsors.
A first-rate stage veteran, whose Broadway career ranges from the musical "Barnum" to Peter Nichols's "Joe Egg," Mr. Dale unerringly locates both the rigidity and the tremors in a resolutely pious man whose certainty comes under siege.
White deploys sources ranging from unpublished memoirs to diaries and interviews to write a first-rate social history.
