"Rustow's approach to this archive goes beyond decoding documents, in itself a formidable task, to questioning the relationship between subjects and medieval states and asking what that relationship tells us about power and the negotiation of religious boundaries". To learn more about her work, directly from the source, check out her interview on NPR's All Things Considered.
3. The diet is a complex mixture of foods and nutrients including many highly correlated elements; even if the nutrient exposures of interest could be measured exactly, it may be a formidable task to estimate the relationship between a specific nutrient, such as fat or fiber, and breast cancer risk, while accommodating other dietary factors.
Now, Perez and the other Cuban defectors are providing a rare inside look at a program that has helped define the close relationship between Washington's two most formidable adversaries in the Americas, the 48-year-old communist government in Cuba and the populist administration of President Hugo Chávez in Venezuela.
"This expands the pre-existing relationship between the two companies and creates a formidable combination when it comes to services," said Dell vice chairman, Kevin Rollins, in a statement.
Had Kennedy survived, the Attwood back channel might conceivably have led to some improvement in the relationship between Havana and Washington, but the odds against it were formidable.
While Pakistan has a formidable military presence near the Indian border, some experts believe the relationship between the military and some Kashmiri groups has greatly changed with the rise of militancy within Pakistan.
Economists seeking to map the relationship between American gun ownership and crime face a formidable obstacle: data on gun ownership exists only at the national level.It is not for economists, however, to be put off by a paucity of data.
But even in an Administration which has adopted policy-making by commission as one of its trademarks, the Packard commission faces a formidable task: eliminating what the final report called "a dysfunctional and adversarial relationship" between the Pentagon and its contractors.
Confined to death certificate data, our study only indirectly assessed the relationship between race/ethnicity, other decedent characteristics, and suicide misclassification, a formidable target.
We surmounted formidable technical, ethical, administrative and legal challenges to link census, CHI, hospital and mortality data for analysis of the relationship between ethnicity and disease.
Now the relationship between S.R.O.
