Because I had already been given a glimpse, about a year before the 1997 election, of the two different faces of New Labour.
The resulting RP is the basis to get a first glimpse about usefulness of RQA scalars as features for automated classification systems.
Nick of Time - Bonnie Raitt (1990) Hard to believe the hit title track (for which Raitt won Best Female Pop Vocal Performance) to the Grammy winning Album of the Year only made it to #91 -- a tuneful, bitterweet glimpse about aging, and finding real love before life's hourglass runs out.
Although our sampling of the venom glands library is still incomplete, the diversity and nature of the annotated transcripts provide the first glimpse about molecular processes taking part in the scorpion venom gland cells.
Next morning, however, any worries were blown away by my first view of Everest, which we glimpsed about 20 minutes' walk beyond Namche.
ERYKAH BADU: "MAMA'S GUN" (Motown) Cool, tantalizing and utterly self-assured, Erykah Badu slinks through another album of supple funk vamps and glimpses about inner-city womanhood.
Since then, the former envoy has been glimpsed about Islamabad on shopping trips, and on occasional television interviews that have served as a marker of the Taliban's falling arc.
"We've shown very, very short glimpses about what we are about, but it's embarrassing," Simpson-Daniel, 31, told BBC Gloucestershire.
Rather than simulating wiggling proteins for several microseconds, chemical biologist Vijay Pande and colleagues at Stanford University aimed for much shorter glimpses--about 5 to 10 nanoseconds--of a 23-amino-acid chain called BBA5.
Over a few dinners and many post-market breakfasts, I came to know the chefs involved in the game, and thought that I had begun to glimpse something about their curious mix of entrepreneurial savvy, high principle, sensual engineering, and mordant despair.
I half expected him to stop, too, I was sure he'd seen something in my face that had given him a momentary glimpse backwards, about 50 years backwards, actually, to Cambridge, to a large redbrick house on Station Road where he - or the man I took him to be - and I had taught English to foreigners.
