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But Nautical Almanac's work is structured free improvisation and sound collage made with sound-producing discarded children's toys and other battery-operated junk; old tape recorders; various kinds of manipulated feedback; instruments that are not played with much degree of technique.

One year after the Giants beat the Patriots, Rolle and the Arizona Cardinals pretty much replicated the Giants' unforeseen run to the Super Bowl, only to lose it to the Steelers on a touchdown catch by Santonio Holmes that came with as much degree of difficulty as the ball Tyree caught to set up Manning-to-Burress.

When using the conforming finite element methods approximation of this problem, it can lead to too much degree of freedom.

"The royal stocks of Welsh gold have become so mixed up over the years, that I don't think even they themselves can have much degree of certainty over its precise origins any more," he said.

For example, as shown in Figure 2, triangular membership functions are used to determined which sets the state λ u belongs to and how much degree of truth can be obtained for each set.

However, NGS achieves much higher throughput with dramatically lower cost, because of the much higher degree of parallelism and much smaller reaction volumes.

Perhaps not surprisingly, we get a much simpler picture of the network exhibiting a much higher degree of order in the dynamics than the systems Kauffman investigated.

There he will find work and a much greater degree of freedom.

II) A much greater degree of coterminosity between local authorities and commissioning areas.

But the trade center site plan involves a much higher degree of security.

Banks can achieve a much finer degree of control over financial risk than before.