Sturdier information came her way later, but requests for a full accounting from the Pentagon and the O.S.S. left her convinced of a whitewash and even susceptible to the theory that his own government had ordered his murder.
Many volumes ago, I was asked to write an essay on a literary editor's life for this sturdy compendium of information for people aspiring to a writing career.
The slowdown in information technology spending hit the sturdiest of computer-networking companies today, as Cisco Systems Inc. said it intended to eliminate as many as 5,000 jobs, or 11percentt of its full-time work force.
It seems to be a sturdy standard to manage information around objects and requirements, identified as a relevant way to reach project needs and use BIM in a more efficient way.
It's important, too, that these campaigns sat atop a large and sturdy base of unglamorous, essential information that the newspapers of the North provided their readers.
Add a sturdy piece of paper with the contact information for a nearby veterinarian, human hospital, and (if possible) horse ambulance.
Still, detailed information about the trek's amenities remains scarce — hence our surprise at the sturdy, spacious hut where we spent our first night.
I recommend carrying the sturdy local maps produced by each Way's development committee, which include detailed information about history and culture; they are sold at many shops for $5 to $7, and information about them is at the Waymarked Ways Web site.
With this in mind, I believe that we cannot account for the development and popularity of rating scales in Britain without appreciating how the promise of 'more detailed and quantifiable information' met the political desire for rationalization and efficiency in the welfare state (Roth, 1967: 428; Sturdy and Cooter, 1998).
Sturdy spatial maps are clearly of paramount importance and their development in the absence of visual information has to be understood and recovered if impaired.
