Streets that generate more intersections hold higher value as elements of integration in the network.
The sound of the chant stopped short of the top-secret Camp 7, where the C.I.A. held "high value" detainees, including five men charged with participating in the attacks of September 11 , 2001
But Mr. Obama would not block the C.I.A. from continuing its post-9/11 practice of operating prisons overseas to hold high-value terrorist suspects, according to Mr. Craig.
Furthermore, seen from the histogram, white facial color would hold higher values in luminance distribution at each chromaticity base, while black facial color are always with lower luminance values.
The ICE is a plywood structure adjacent to what soldiers call the hard site, the facility where the Army holds high-value prisoners.
It's very important to see, many times, Hemingway's book, A Moveable Feast, because we are a very ancient civilisation, and we will hold high the banner of our values, and we will show brotherhood to the five million Muslims who exercise their religion freely and kindly, and we will fight against the 10,000 barbarians who kill, they say, in the name of Allah," she said.
However, high values of HE observed in the three species (0.40 0.57) suggest the Colombian populations hold high genetic diversity.
In vivo measurements of cell death, proliferation, metabolism and hypoxia in a multi-parametric design may hold higher prognostic and predictive value than single measurements and could provide surrogates for clinically meaningful endpoints [2].
We need to hold a high value to human life, and respect it.
Though declining interest has forced the closing of many of these clubs, their values are still held high by many.
Just because someone a hundred years ago held high a certain 'value,' that doesn't make that value any more valuable.
