It is for these achievements that Hall will chiefly be celebrated.
WiMax, he says, will chiefly be used by telecoms firms in rural areas, to plug holes in their broadband coverage.In urban areas WiMax does not make sense, since it will be uneconomic compared with cable and DSL, argues Kenneth Furer, an analyst at IDC. "It's not going into New York, Los Angeles or London," he says.
Indeed, 80percentnt of the overall net tax cut in the Budget is represented by the one-point cut in the basic rate from April 2000, the impact of which will chiefly be felt in the top third of the income distribution.
David Lawrence Cole was a graduate of Harvard University (BS., 1921) and Fairleigh Dickinson University (LL.B., 1924, LL.D., 1964). Although he practiced law in Paterson, N.J. from 1926 until his death as senior partner in the law firm of Cole, Berman & Belksy, David Cole will chiefly be remembered for a distinguished career as a government arbitrator and mediator.
And this investment will chiefly be used for the benefit of the farmers who are crucial to the long-term success of cocoa sustainability.
This comet was not a southern-hemisphere object in 1997 until about June (after which time it will now be chiefly observable from the earth's southern hemisphere and not the northern hemisphere).
In the UK, Sub Pop will perhaps always chiefly be associated with grunge, the Seattle sound that swept the globe in the early 90s, and for which Sub Pop acted as handmaiden, bringing the world Mudhoney, Tad, Soundgarden, and a little band called Nirvana to international attention.
But it will be remembered chiefly for its efforts to weaken the Clean Air Act (particularly with respect to rules governing mercury emissions and older power plants), to manipulate science and to elevate corporate interests above those of the public.
But Dr. Aiello warned that until scientific tests establish the precise limits of digital fundus photography, it will be useful chiefly for screening.
Tim White of the University of California, Berkeley, and others also think the "new fossils might represent a late-surviving version of A. africanus or a closely related sister species to it, and so will be chiefly informative about that lineage".
