On these shores, the novelist Philip Wylie eulogized it as "one of the few great books of our era," the psychiatrist Karl Menninger found it "pretentious" and "tiresome," and a reviewer in The Atlantic Monthly faulted it for being "bespattered with the repulsive lingo of existentialism".
Some energy analysts have also faulted regulators in Pennsylvania, which is the only gas-producing state to publish oil and gas production data every six months rather than providing it monthly.
For the potential application of GRACE level 2 monthly solutions to constrain fault slips (which would be much more convenient by the simple processing of SH coefficients, if possible), it is essential to suppress stripe errors and retrieve true signals as much as possible for the observations.
Nine months later it is still taking the monthly payment and because of the computer fault says it is unable to rectify matters.
I am certain that Spotify would want every single music fan on its service to pay the monthly subscription, but is it Spotify's fault if we choose not to do that and listen to the ad-supported version instead?
We used the aftershocks of the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake inside the Longmen Shan fault zone registered in the Monthly Earthquake Catalogue of the China Earthquake Networks Center (CENC), based on observations of the China National Seismograph Network, with ML ranging from 0 to 5.5.
The Monthly Review was also sympathetic, but it pointed out faults in her writing.
He founded the alt-right American Renaissance website 25 years ago, which started as a print monthly to emphasize race as society's most "prominent and divisive" fault line, and that mainstream politics and media tries to "gloss over" the issue.
The northern gradient approach provides an efficient means to detect coseismic signals and potentially constrain fault slip models with large-scale gravitational changes using limited time span of monthly GRACE solutions.
I receive monthly statements, but like most people, I am busy and do not study them, which is my fault.
