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Another party sponsor, Viacom, the parent of CBS, gives virtually no soft money to political parties, but its political action committee contributes sizable sums to candidates.
For thick entering sheets, viscoplasticity (and also shear-thinning) leads to excess sheet thickness as the dimensionless Bingham number increases; it reduces the vortex size in the fluid bank, and gives virtually no swelling at the exit from the rolls.
Furthermore, the immunohistochemical reaction is easy to judge because the antibody can be employed at relatively low concentrations for a monoclonal (see the Materials and methods section), and thus gives virtually no background staining (Fig. 2), which makes the detection of reactive tumor cells very easy.
But experts say OvaCheck must give virtually no false positives to make it useful for general screening.
Until then, it had given virtually no attention to the ethical and social implications of the research, but Horvitz was open to the big questions.
He said many residents were furious because officials had given virtually no notice about plans to bid for the city's garbage.
We see the sector yielding an average 6.3% (2015) based on around a 50% payout ratio, which we believe is attractive given virtually no gearing.
Even if the bill had garnered enough votes in the House, it was given virtually no chance of getting two-thirds in the Senate.
For a month, he said, he continued to receive his $80,000-a-year salary, but was made to work in a warehouse and given virtually no responsibilities.
More than half of the very old now live without a spouse, and we have fewer children than ever before — yet we give virtually no thought to how we will live out our later years alone.
