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Registrar Paul Large said: "Oxford Brookes was a popular choice this year with large demand to study at the university.
Anytime you have a choice of covering "what is" and covering the foundational work of what might one day develop into something, there's a large demand to know "what is".
The presented results show that the proposed policy rule allows operators with a relatively large demand to increase their transmission probability.
After James Worthy signed an 8-year, $1.2 million endorsement deal with New Balance in 1982, also negotiated by Falk, Falk decided to make large demands to shoe companies for Jordan's services, including his own shoe line and a royalty.
Mr. Bush will have to take additional difficult steps to make it hold, while responding to the larger demands to separate the warring parties and enter into political negotiations on creating two states under a viable security framework.
When the German publisher Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus first issued his great encyclopaedia, he was forced by an unexpectedly large public demand to issue edition after edition in quick succession (some of them even overlapped).
Of these countries, at least a few dozen have large enough demand to displace oil with regular LNG cargoes, and now-ubiquitous FSRUs have substantially lowered the barrier for oil-to-gas switching in these places.
However, exercise at a modestly greater workload imposes a large physical demand to COPD patients, resulting in increased CBF compared to controls.
"A good bit was inventory, but it was obvious that there was a large demand for phones to be unlocked and shipped abroad," the analyst said.
In other words, the effectiveness of the points system in raising the mean skill level of immigrants depends on the existence of a large demand for visas to enter Australia.
Results showed that pulse-like forward-directivity ground motions impose a larger ductility demand to the structure compared to ordinary ground motions.
