The Golden Globes are a pass-fail version of the Oscars -- a Hollywood awards ceremony that vaguely indicates merit, without any real risk of humiliation.
The interpretation of this main result is even harder to follow: the result is discussed as indicating merit for the approach, even though it is in the opposite direction to predicted.
Whatever it indicated about the merits of the legal arguments, the evident bitterness on the Florida court, which was strikingly unanimous barely two weeks ago, was a reminder to the justices in Washington of the institutional bullet they themselves had dodged last weekend when they decided to paper over their own sharp differences by telling the Florida court to clarify its opinion.
Critics said that the decision represented a huge blow to the project as it indicated that all five claims had merit.
But it indicated that further investigation of the relationships was merited.
The present case reaffirms the importance of preoperative diagnosis and indicates the merit of SLC for patients complicated by vascular obstructive disease.
Fulvous Owl is smaller than Barred Owl, however, and has a different pattern to its call, indicating that it merits recognition as a separate species.
Also, it should be highly pointed out that the aforementioned methods and results are demands and not applicable for the cases of (h_{D} = 0.8), (h_{D} geq1), which indicates the merits of the results obtained in this paper.
The breeding value of a given cow that is estimated with SEM for a30 indicates its genetic merit in terms of firmness of the milk produced that is not mediated by SCS and CAS and that cannot be obtained with standard MTM.
The same correlation has also been applied successfully to fit the cement production from a plant, indicating that it has merit beyond the laboratory and that the specific type of crusher is immaterial, provided the mechanism of size reduction remains the same.
Job ratings were used (and criticized) in China as early as the third century; in the early eighteen-hundreds, an owner of cotton mills in Scotland hung color-coded wooden blocks over employees' workstations to indicate their merit.
