The three specimens of Archaeopteryx were found to unanimously ally with birds that incidentally employ flapping flight to evade predators or cross physical barriers, through which we interpret that Archaeopteryx actively used its wings to take to the air.
(GE, incidentally, now employs more people in India than in America).
(Not incidentally, Samuel Courtauld and Henry Clay Frick both employed the English critic and tastemaker Roger Fry as an art adviser).
Those polls aren't even about DACA, incidentally; the argument employed is basically that Americans want more hard-line policies on immigration policy generally and therefore probably really oppose DACA, if you think about it.
It also where a great many of us are employed, and incidentally, responsible for most of the products we buy, the services we use, and the lifestyle we enjoy.
(The Knicks, incidentally, do not employ quantitative analysts).
February 12 , 1809near Hodgenville, Kentucky April 15, 1865 Washington, D.C., United States As a war leader, Lincoln employed the style that had served him as a politician a description of himself, incidentally, that he was not ashamed to accept.
Incidentally, Rough Trade employs eight women and four men. Lee and Travis stress that it's not because of "positive discrimination" – they simply employed the best people for the job.
To this aim they employ probability theory, and incidentally generalizations thereof.
Many agricultural applications of pharmaceuticals employ subtherapeutic doses that incidentally favor drug resistance evolution in pathogenic microbes.
Incidentally, this problem is inherent to all algorithms employing a concave/piecewise gap penalty.
