"If they had agreed on those measures nine months ago it would have prevented the crisis from spiraling to this extent," said Simon Tilford, the chief economist at the Center for European Reform in London.
After years of hunting, only three slabs from all this extent were adequate for the task.
Predecessors did not buy items from their offices to this extent.
Should Eisner have been rewarded to this extent from a tide that was lifting all boats?
In daily practice, the hourly basal rate pattern most often is not varied to this extent from hour to hour but is adjusted in smaller steps as shown for instance in children and adolescents (8).
While fewer people in developed countries suffer from vitamin C deficiency to this extent, its onset can be very fast if vitamin C is not in the diet for about four weeks.[14].[14]
This extent has been estimated from the area affected by fumaroles activity [18].
This differs from the extent of lahar deposits identified in Hodgson and Manville (1999), but is close to the distance (9 km) where flow fully transformed from a debris flow to hyperconcentrated flow.
The greater number of stringed instruments in use in Western and North African orchestras are bowed; Western orchestras, however, are distinctive in that these bowed chordophones exist and are played in families of graduated size (violin, viola, cello, bass), and this phenomenon derives from the extent to which Western musicians have valued harmony and multipart composition.
Although chance DNA similarity between pairs of unrelated individuals is tiny (< 2%), overall genetic influence, or GCTA-based heritability, can be estimated from the extent to which this random DNA similarity predicts their phenotypic similarity.
This is clearly revealed from the extent of separation and reattachment points in Fig. 9.
