Having signed it out, he or she would assume that returned chairs would be signed in, neatly identifying nonreturners.
Bob Scott, of pensions consultants Lane Clark & Peacock, neatly identifies the problem: "There's a risk that if someone wants to buy your annuity, you probably shouldn't sell.
This neatly identifies the four basic food groups of hot-weather reading, although food itself (à la Mayle, a man who means a humongous truffle when he refers to a "quarter-pounder") and humor are two other staples.
Although the map does convey particular bits of information, we cannot neatly identify these bits of information with particular pieces of the map.
The above authors heavily focused on approaches such as visual inspection, cross-plotting technology, and discriminate function analysis, and not formed a method that can neatly identify the main units and refine the classification of the CCSD-MH whole well.
The cluster centers, as well as weight values, were used to calculate the hamming approach degree, which can neatly identify the main units and refine the classification of the CCSD-MH whole well.
It neatly identifies Islam as a problem and the prince as the solution.
Certainly he claimed that behaviourism is essential in linguistics, but he eventually adopted Davidson's anomalous monism, which holds that, although there is nothing over and above the physical, our mental states cannot neatly be identified with our brain states, or subsumed under physical laws.
Richard Mabey identified so neatly the transitional quality of unwritten places where slightly bemused survivors of the 60s, pocketing their battered copies of Food for Free, found themselves labouring at the dawn of a harsher era.
To accommodate their vehicle of choice, the driveways, sorry, the taxiways here are wide affairs of 50- to 60 feet of paved access to the houses, where the flying (identified) objects fit neatly in their oversized garages -- sometimes several in a row.
