There are plenty of internationally recognised measures in which Australia consistently ranks near the top.
(The last measures, in which two coloratura sopranos vault their way into the ether, are breathtaking).
The bias calculation measures in which direction, Republican or Democratic, a firm's polls tended to miss.
But isn't that what politicians do, and mostly on behalf of measures in which they actually believe?
In 2014, the council was released eight months early from the special measures in which it had been placed by the government.
They cited an e-mail message to the entire management team describing cost-control measures, in which Mr. Sokol wrote that any attempt to circumvent them would be dealt with "harshly and swiftly".
It happens that his analysis of the D major Prelude and Fugue includes a few measures in which, almost as an aside, he weaves the prelude and fugue together to show their melodic similarity.
That was followed, in 1985, by "Side Effects," another tale of sinister medical conspirators, and, in 1991, by "Extreme Measures," in which an emergency-room doctor uncovers a plot to test a dangerous new drug on the homeless.
The Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, Nick Clegg, said: "These are sticking plaster measures in which the government is cutting corners to make the increasingly unpopular ID card scheme more palatable.
This has been carried out with static measures at various stationary angles of transducers signal path with wind direction, and with dynamic measures in which the anemometer is rotating with various rotational speeds.
This heterogeneous clustering approach has its own security measures in which only registered devices in the IP-DNS can be part of the heterogeneous clustering network and can set up communication channel with the sink or with any other device.
