Remarks Incomplete limestone seated pair statue (MFA 12.1485) inscribed for Iti and Khuitre; Iti identified as [rx nswt sHD qdw xwsjw] royal acquaintance, inspector of builders and constructors; found in G 2231 X (incorrectly attributed to G 2178 in Porter-Moss III, p. 80, with names listed as Khui and Khuit).
Here is an incomplete transcript of their remarks, with our annotations of the most interesting parts in yellow.
In this subsection, we conduct the numerical experiment with piecewise constant-coefficients to verify our theoretical findings about the PIFE method in symmetric, nonsymmetric and incomplete forms defined in Remark 4.1.
Therefore, with all the precautions of incomplete information, we can remark that sebacic acid induces a significant reduction in the glucose Ra, which can be ascribed to a reduced hepatic glucose output and/or to reduced glucose absorption.
Further, Mr. Obama has repeatedly said that his remarks about the Palestinians were incomplete, and that he went on the blame their leaders.
Further, Mr. Obama has repeatedly said that his remarks about the Palestinians were incomplete, and that he went on in his remarks to blame their leaders for the Palestinians' plight.
This list probably came from a list assembled by Adler Books, a bookseller, here, where they state, "Books Banned at One Time or Another in the United States," making a qualifying remark that it's an incomplete list.
Indeed, several investigators who have applied whole exome sequencing in the clinical diagnostics have remarked that so-called "atypical" or incomplete cases that do not fulfill the textbook diagnostic criteria seem to be common [23,24].
For an article that raises questions about my legacy, the account of my remarks at the Bear Stearns conference was curiously incomplete.
One last remark is that the positive set is incomplete.
President Bush's remarks to Yale graduates included an astonishing, but incomplete, acknowledgment of his own privileged life story: "To those of you who received honors, awards and distinctions, I say, well done.
