A new one was added, however, with the exposure of the apparent rigging of a recent election for a provincial governorship, in East Java, in favour of Mr Yudhoyono's Democratic Party.The scale of the errors uncovered over a quarter of the names on the voters' list were fictitious or repeated seems too large for it to be simply an instance of incompetence.
In most practical circumstances, white noise is simply a particular instance of colored noise.
An execution instance is simply an execution of the entire loop, possibly in parallel.
What if, for instance, purgatory is simply an occasion for the bureaucrats of hell to goof on a hapless and hopeless soul who thinks the passage of a few hundred, no, make that a few hundred thousand years, in a windowless waiting room is no big deal if means ascension to and eternal residence in heaven?
This is simply a list of the specific instances of behavior that illustrate the chief complaint and symptoms.
The Internet, for instance, was simply a more advanced version of the store-and-forward concept pioneered by telegraphy.TQ would like to hear from readers what they think the technologies for the next wave will be and why (comments, please, to [email protected]).
I want to make it absolutely clear that the ultimate judgment is yours, but the evidence, as I believe it will clearly show, that this is simply not a case in all instances of simple and routine constituent service.
Glaser says he admires Apple and likes Jobs, but contends that this is simply the latest instance of the company's tendency, once again, to sacrifice commercial logic in the name of "ideology".
"We have a court system that is simply ineffective in instances like this," he told VICE, noting that many cases dealing with at-risk populations are not as cut-and-dry as the criminal code makes them out to be.
In other words, what the F.B.I., knowing only that he had sent the photograph to Jill Kelley — whose e-mail the F.B.I was looking at at Humphries's suggestion — was worried was a sign of obsession was instead simply an instance of exculpatory oddness.
