Last, but by no means least, it is highly apt that this inquiry should be conducted under the auspices of the Women's Committee.
J. Fox Cigar Merchant, 19 St James's Street, SW1 The connotations of St Sepulchre's with death and burial are highly apt: for centuries, the pealing of its bell signalled the imminent hanging – or worse – of an inmate of nearby Newgate Prison, characterised by Casanova as "an abode of misery and depair, a hell such as Dante might have conceived".
This schadenfreude is, while misplaced, highly apt and Apple is apparently trying to remedy it as we speak.
The term "Advanced Persistent Threat" (also known as "APT") is highly controversial.
Hylas is shorthand for "Highly Adaptable Satellite", an apt name which describes one of its key attributes - the ability to direct its beams to different areas of the continent in order to satisfy demand.
Also, a shift of the observed exciton peak to lower values could arguably be due to LO phonon replicas of the free exciton emission yielding a composite line shape with a peak value displaced downwards from the free exciton peak energy [27], though this line of argument may be rather more apt for highly crystalline samples.
What one would say by way of justifying the belief that p in a context of one sort, made up of an audience of highly sophisticated cognizers, is apt to be quite different from what one would say in a different context and to an audience of quite naïve cognizers.
The real danger to a country's economy arises from advanced persistent threats (APTs) -- highly sophisticated and long-planned intrusions often executed with state sponsorship.
Another study in the package by researchers at Lehigh University found that in parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, highly alkaline water was more apt to take up arsenic.
In the parade of individuals — some still well known, most now faded into obscurity, almost all of them male public servants — with which, in the three hundred and seventy pages that follow the introduction, Shlaes pursues her thesis through the thirties, few heroes emerge, and the most highly placed two are not apt to figure in many liberal pantheons: Calvin Coolidge and Andrew Mellon.
These difficulties result in a density function characterized by high variances, and imply that predictions from this simulation model, and similarly large fate-and-transport models, are apt to be highly uncertain.
