Two kinds of qualifiers were used in AP measurement (the performance qualifier and the capacity qualifier).
"This is a World Cup qualifier, not some kind of scrimmage," Arena said when asked about taking a chance with the injured players.
We assert that, if a species is annotated with a class C using the is or isVersionOf qualifiers, it represents a kind of C. For example, the species "GTP" is annotated (using the is qualifier ) with the ChEBI class GTP (CHEBI:15996) and therefore we assert that the species labelled "GTP" represents GTP that resides in the cell represented by the compartment.
This new vocabulary of sex, full of qualifiers that suggest someone is kind of something and sort of something else, is an extension of the ever-expanding umbrella of different sex and gender identities young and old people getting their boink on are using to describe themselves.
The identification was based on the ion ratio of qualifier and quantifier ion traces.
His opinions were partitioned by qualifiers: "sort of," "almost," "kind of," "maybe".
He paused, then added the classic relish qualifier: "If you like this kind of product.
A musical note can be defined as a music constituent optionally followed by other additional qualifiers which may denote some kind of ornamentation.
United Teachers Los Angeles President Alex Caputo-Pearl, during a meeting with the Times' editorial board Thursday, was already talking about Deasy's "bid-rigging," without so much as a qualifier, as though Caputo-Pearl had some kind of criminal divining rod.
For example, the beatitudes, familiar to all, would be more therapeutic, though less familiar, if they were rendered like this: Qualifiers suggest equivocation, which indicates just the kind of complexity of thought that keeps Alzheimer's at bay.
Lots of qualifiers about "I may not have always agreed with him... .. etc. Kind of like the uncomfortable Livia Soprano wake on The Sopranos.
