By Homer McCoy The New Yorker, April 15 , 1939P. 74 Cabdriver pointed to a large, substantial house.
The New Yorker, April 15 , 1939P. 74 Cabdriver pointed to a large, substantial house.
"Obviously, the building is going to have a very large, substantial presence," Mr. DeWitt said of the structure that will rise on a triangular site at the western fringe of the highly built-up Jersey City downtown, where it abruptly adjoins a low-rise 19th-century residential neighborhood.
However, we deal with larger substantial uncertainties arising from the infrastructure and platform environment in which the services are executed.
When the work of adhesion Γ is large, substantial plastic deformation occurs on separation, and some material is transferred to the opposing substrate.
If so, the controversy about the effects of aging on prospective memory may be entirely artificial, entirely due to researchers talking about different subdomains of prospective memory, one that shows small or minimal age differences and the other that shows large, substantial age declines.
For a large, substantial tag, cut out your image to create a 5 x 7 inch/12.5 x 17.5cm card.
Mr. Samels says the new effort, which will cost about $1 million — half for the bus ride — is the show's "largest, most substantial outreach ever".
Using the timing of events duration model and a large administrative data set, this study finds large and substantial positive effects of having participated in ALMPs on the hazard rate to regular employment for immigrants receiving social assistance in Denmark.
Overall, the wind projects opposed by the trust – some of which are large farms substantial distance offshore – offer the prospect of several hundred times as much energy as it could conceivably generate from other technologies on its own land.
